City Building has been shortlisted in the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) STAR (Success, Triumph, Achievement, Recognition) in the Lifelong Learning Centre category.
In being shortlisted judges looked for:
City Building are pleased to announce they have been Shortlisted in the Scottish Business Awards 2015 in the Employer of the Year category.
Leading Scottish construction company, City Building, welcomed the UK’s leading speaker on behavioural safety training to its Glasgow headquarters to share insights on how individual’s approach safety as part of the Proud 2B Safe programme.
Jason Anker is one of the UK’s foremost speakers on safety training and was recently made MBE in recognition of his services to health and safety in the construction industry.
He visited City Building staff today (Tuesday 15 September 2015) to deliver talks to managers, supervisors and apprentices working in the construction industry as part of the Proud 2B Safe programme which aims to take safety beyond compliance.
City Building in partnership with Maryhill Housing Association have been shortlisted for two awards at the forthcoming Herald Property Awards as follows:
Best Regeneration Project – Maryhill Locks Phase 2, Glasgow
and
Affordable Housing Development of the Year – Maryhill Locks Phase 2, Glasgow
City Building in partnership with Maryhill Housing Association have been shortlisted for two awards at the forthcoming Herald Property Awards as follows:
Best Regeneration Project €“ Maryhill Locks Phase 2, Glasgow
and
Affordable Housing Development of the Year €“ Maryhill Locks Phase 2, Glasgow
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted finalist for the Education Category.
Shortlisted Finalist in the Education Category
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted Finalist for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015 in the Sustainable Development Category.
We have been shortlisted as Finalists for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015 in the Sustainable Development Category
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted Finalist for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015 in the People Development category.
We have been shortlisted as Finalists for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015
People Development Category
Sustainable Development Category
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted finalist for the Corporate Social Responsibility Category.
Shortlisted Finalist in the Corporate Social Responsibility Catergory
Scotland recently celebrated Apprenticeship week. Alan Burns, Divisions Manager for City Building, explains why the event serves as a reminder to the construction industry for the need to have a continued commitment to delivering structured apprenticeship schemes that will help address the emerging skills gap and identify future leaders.
There have been reports for some time of a skills gap in the construction industry where talents like bricklaying, steel-fixing and concreting are in short supply. One way of addressing this loss of skills is to encourage more young people to consider an apprenticeship as a career route.Quality Apprenticeships can help people progress and succeed and they can help businesses create the skilled workforce they need to compete in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
Leading Scottish construction company, City Building, has rewarded the tradespeople of tomorrow at its annual Apprentice Awards, which took place on Tuesday 16 June.
Around 180 apprentices across all sectors of the business including, construction, administration, heating and lift engineering were shortlisted for the awards, which were hosted by Radio Clyde DJ Diane Knox (Knoxy) at the City Chambers in Glasgow.
23 awards were handed out at the event which saw 4th year apprentice painter and decorator Lee Raeburn named City Building Apprentice of the year.
City Building is a highly successful and evolving business which has a proven track record of strategic delivery within the commercial marketplace.