Diversity, equality and opportunities in the construction industry
This article provides a list of articles about diversity, equality and career opportunities in the construction industry.
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[edit] Diversity and equality
- A Blueprint for Change report.
- Balance for better: why lack of diversity is an issue for everyone.
- Boardroom to building site skills gap survey.
- Civil engineering and language.
- Diversity in regeneration.
- Diversity in the construction industry. Building Site to Boardroom (BS2B).
- Equal opportunities policy.
- Equality Act.
- Inclusivity in engineering.
- Interview with Carol Lynch, CYT.
- London build: the talent pool in the lgbt community.
- Making cities more gender inclusive.
- Protected characteristics.
- To attract the right talent, offering flexibility and work-life balance will be essential.
- UandI Think event - The Age of No Retirement.
[edit] Women in construction
- Gender pay gap in construction.
- How to encourage women into engineering.
- International Women in Engineering Day 2018.
- International Women's Day 2017.
- Interview with Harriet Latimer - Graduate Design Engineer.
- Why so many women leave engineering.
- Women in Construction – the critical solution to a skills shortage.
- Women in the construction industry.
[edit] Skills gap
- Eight ways to win the fight for talent in construction.
- Five ways mentoring can benefit a career.
- National Infrastructure Plan for Skills.
- Perkins review.
- Recruiting and retaining talent in the construction industry.
- Skills shortage and Brexit.
- Skills shortage.
- Skills shortages lead to wages rise.
- Skills to build.
- Skills.
- Tackling the construction skills shortage.
[edit] Apprenticeships
- Apprenticeship.
- Apprenticeships come of age
- Apprenticeships levy.
- BSRIA call for more vocational training
- Construction apprentice earnings.
- Construction Industry Training Board CITB.
- EIC apprentice support programme.
- Protection for apprenticeships.
[edit] Careers in the construction industry
- Access consultant.
- Acoustic consultant.
- Apprentice.
- Approved inspector.
- Archaeologist.
- Bricklayer.
- Business management consultant.
- Careers in the electrotechnical industry.
- Carpenter.
- Chartered environmentalist.
- Civil engineer.
- Clerk of works.
- Client design adviser.
- Client's representative.
- Construction manager.
- Consulting engineer.
- Contract administrator.
- Electrician.
- Ecologist.
- Employer's agent.
- Employer's BIM adviser.
- Environmental consultant.
- Facilities manager.
- Fire engineering consultant.
- Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) consultant.
- Health and safety consultant.
- How to become a civil engineer
- How to become a civil engineer.
- How to become a construction manager
- How to become a quantity surveyor
- How to become an arbitrator
- How to become an architect
- How to become an engineer
- Information and communications technology (ICT) consultant.
- Interior designer.
- Landscape architect.
- Lighting designer.
- Local consultants.
- Management contractor.
- Party wall surveyor.
- Planning consultant.
- Programme consultant.
- Public health consultant.
- Rights of light surveyor.
- Security consultant.
- Site inspector.
- Specialist contractor.
- Structural waterproofing consultant.
- Surveyor.
- Traffic engineer.
- Wet trades.
- What engineers really do for a living.
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