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    The art of reuse

    Repurposing materials is not straightforward and not all recycling is equal, says Denise Chevin – the circular economy has a long way to go.
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    Key fire safety features at the Old Bailey

    Trigon Fire Safety’s Karl Wallasch discusses the application of fire engineering on a smoke shaft design for a listed building’s hotel refurbishment.
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    A short guide to fire doors

    Howarth Timber’s Emily Green has compiled a short guide on the importance of properly specified, fitted and maintained fire doors.
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    Have fire risk assumptions kept pace with modern standards?

    From our homes to our workplaces and everything in between, modern life is filled with goods and products – but, asks Denise Chevin, have fire and rescue service estimations of risk kept pace?
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    The growing fire risks of lithium-ion batteries in residential buildings

    CABE member Kabbe Njie, Principal Engineer Fire & Life Safety Systems at Heathrow Airport, discusses the growing fire risks of lithium-ion batteries in residential buildings.
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    The impact of coatings on combustion

    Enya Zhang, a student at the University of Central Lancashire, has completed IFSM-funded research exploring the impact of coatings on wood combustion
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    A brave new world of Digital Product Passports

    The UK construction product industry is facing a new era of regulatory and standards challenges. Huw Morris outlines everything you need to know about digital product passports.
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    The dangers of working beyond your capabilities

    What happens when you find yourself working beyond your competency? It can happen, says Denise Chevin, and the consequences can be dire.
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    Can EDI initiatives help to solve the skills gap?

    Equality, diversity and inclusion has, until very recently, been seen as a vital part of business. In fact, no self-respecting organisation would be seen without it – and there is a good reason for that, Denise Chevin discovers.
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    Updating policies to prevent harassment in the workplace

    Daniel McAfee, Head of Legal Operations at Lawhive, says construction carries a heightened risk of workplace harassment. Employers need to take heed and update policies and culture
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    Five tips for making the industry female-friendly

    Jackie Janssen, Head of Communications at the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS), highlights five best practices helping to make the construction industry more accessible to women

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