The official magazine of LABC SEARCH BROWSE BY ISSUE Latest Issue Back Issues NEWS National South East South West Midlands North Wales FEATURES Building Regulations From the Chief Interviews Health & Safety Sustainability Building Research Enforcement Concrete Corner Fire Safety Access Legal Timber Research Electrical Safety Security Demolition LABC Update Recruitment BUILDING REGULATIONS Part A - Structure Part B - Fire Safety Part C - Site Preparation & Resistance to Moisture Part D - Toxic Substances Part E - Resistance to the Passage of Sound Part F - Ventilation Part G - Hygiene Part H - Drainage & Waste Disposal Part J - Combustion Applicances & Fuel Storage Part K - Falling, Collision and Impact Protection Part L - Conservation of Fuel & Power Part M - Access and Facilities for the Disabled Part N - Glazing Safety Part P - Electrical Safety SERVICES Contact SiteLines Media Pack Recruitment Accentuate the positives Changing the public’s perception of the construction industry is key to attracting the 350,000 new recruits it needs by 2010, argues Saul Townsend of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Issue 42 - Autumn 07 £190 billion bounty for construction employers The latest figures from the Construction Skills Network show that there are still more than 7,500 new projects anticipated over the next five years – with a total value of nearly £190 billion Issue 41 - Summer 2007 Skills key to Olympic success The UK was crying out for construction workers long before London won the bid to host the 2012 Olympics. The shortages, caused in no small part by the 1990s industry recession which cut training budgets, have continued to affect the industry ever since Issue 40 - Spring 2007 Addressing the skills shortage in construction Mike Bialyi, Director, CITB-ConstructionSkills, is responsible for promoting training and engaging stakeholders for CITB-ConstructionSkills Issue 39 - Winter 2006 The dynamic world of the Building Control surveyor As part of a research project looking at how the building Regulations influence the design of buildings, Marian Hawkesworth, Research Associate at King’s College London, reports on the changing role of the Local Authority Building Control surveyor. Issue 37 - Summer 2006 Website design copyright Masmedia Ltd, Content copyrght SiteLines Magazine