Working for Infrastructure

Most people in construction are familiar with Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) cards. It’s the card that provides proof that individuals working on construction sites have the appropriate training and qualifications for the job they do on site. In most cases applicants are required to achieve a recognised construction related qualification (usually an NVQ or

If you are an organisation which engages tradespeople, either directly or through an agency, who work via a personal services company (PSC), or a tradesperson working on that basis, then you should be aware that significant reforms to the off payroll working rules – more commonly known as IR35 – are being introduced in April

Following our Members’ Meeting in London on 6 June 2019, where James Elford, Project Director for London Bridge station, presented, we thought it would be timely to also share a link to the Thameslink Programme’s new Learning Legacy resource which London Bridge is heavily featured in. Thameslink Programme Learning Legacy The Government-sponsored Thameslink Programme is

Following a series of meetings with stakeholders with an interest in the aviation sector, CECA has announced that it is to form an Airport Expansion Group for members. Although the aviation sector has always formed a significant proportion of our members’ work, historically CECA has included its activities in the sector in its various sector