Entries by Paul Watkins
Published 7 July 2020
On this project they are using a lazer level with a vacuum suction function which instantly
Published 7 July 2020
During these times of change due to the pandemic we have been looking at ways to change. We have
Published 17 February 2020
We have started using a spray on window protection, which is more environmentally friendly than
Published 3 February 2020
The project team have recently ordered two Heras fence lifters for their site, which makes carrying
Published 27 January 2020
On this project, the team have used recycled road scalpings to form their site car park. They
Published 13 January 2020
Morgan Sindall and its subcontractors all have strong beliefs regarding the wellbeing of the
Published 13 January 2020
Christmas has passed, but during the run up to it, we got a trainee onsite to recycle old pallets
Published 21 October 2019
The steelwork erector's cherry pickers were delivered to site with access control systems fitted.
Published 21 October 2019
Construction as an industry (along with many other industries and the world as a whole) produces
Published 11 October 2019
Instead of buying in paving slabs to put around welfare which would only be thrown away at the end
Published 23 September 2019
Most of the construction industries welfare units are made of metal, so by attaching signage to a
Published 15 July 2019
We have been using the wet floor stands with a different sign on it which states that hot works are
Published 17 June 2019
On the James Paget Hospital site, we are working in the middle of the hospital. The way the project
Published 10 June 2019
We have been trialling a cordless caulking gun at Roydon Primary School. This is used by
Published 25 February 2019
We have been using an App called LiveHome3DPro to great effect. In less than an hour you can
