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By opening up to the public around your construction project, by consulting with them and asking them for feedback, you can create a unique collaboration between your team and the surrounding community. Technology plays a crucial role in this, as ...

Every construction project, big or small and simple or complicated, has some degree of social impact on the surrounding area. A closed road, noise pollution, or a temporarily turned off water supply are examples that might come to mind. But ...

As a construction company, you want to focus on leaving a positive community behind when your project is finished. You do not want them to think back on this time only to remember the nuisances you caused them, such as noise, dust, electricity ...

In today’s construction landscape, effective stakeholder engagement is crucial for project success. With increasing expectations around transparency, sustainability, and community involvement, the construction industry is undergoing a ...

It’s no surprise that not everyone is overjoyed when a construction project kicks off in their neighbourhood.

Construction work can have a significant impact on residents’ daily lives. Noise and vibrations can ...

Introducing a new tool like Publiq into your organisation can be an exciting step forward. Enthusiasm is often the spark that gets the ball rolling, but how do you ensure that your colleagues share that enthusiasm? And more importantly, how do ...

In today’s construction industry, community relationships matter more than ever. Companies aligned with the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) know that clear, consistent communication is the foundation for gaining trust and building positive ...

Did you know that people spend an average of 115 minutes per day on social media? No wonder organisations use these platforms to connect with their communities. However, social media brings not only opportunities but also challenges. Below, we ...

As a stakeholder engagement professional, you’ll often face resistance to new plans. Much of this stems from the subconscious influence of cognitive biases—mental shortcuts that shape how people perceive and react to information. Social media and ...