The construction industry relies on various disciplines and professionals to bring any project to successful completion. When running an industrial construction project, you might need to outsource expertise from civil engineers, building surveyors, structural engineers, architectural technologists or electrical engineers. While all of them specialise in specific fields critical to your project's success, the role of electrical engineers seems more superlative. Apart from designing high-voltage electrical systems, electrical engineers are tasked with multiple other responsibilities in the construction industry. [Read More]

The use of moulds to construct concrete columns has made it much easier to produce relatively smooth structures – but even these moulds can leave seams and allow for some spiral marking. This is why plastic inserts for these forms are such a necessary part of the concrete pouring process. Leaving seam or spiral markings on concrete columns might not seem so bad because the marks are so light, but those markings are a lot more noticeable – and leave a bigger impression – than you might realise. [Read More]

When running a residential or commercial construction project, you must choose the right equipment for the work. One piece of equipment you'll find pretty helpful in this case is a concrete vibrator. It is essential in consolidating and compacting poured concrete. It can significantly increase the quality of poured concrete by eliminating air spaces and allowing for a perfect mix. This piece of equipment also presents a host of benefits to your project when dealing with concrete. [Read More]

Petrol generators are convenient for use as both portable power units and backups in case of electrical outages. In general, these pieces of equipment are designed for stable functioning for a prolonged period. However, the long lifespan can be affected by unsuitable practices and bad habits. For instance, the power unit will decline in performance and even experience failure due to improper upkeep. This can translate into downtime and even costly repairs. [Read More]