Construction & Engineering

Rural connectivity is a critical pathway to poverty alleviation, serving as the basis for inclusive socioeconomic growth. However, as rural areas frequently host fragile ecosystems and strong social patterns, construction activities might also result in undue harm. Therefore, designing a comprehensive environmental and social management plan (ESMP) is simply a must for the mitigation of such negative consequences.

As construction managers have to oversee every aspect of the project, they need to possess an exceptional acumen in order to successfully manage every stage of project development.

Renovation and refurbishment of existing buildings are becoming more and more important these days as space and resources are often limited, especially in urban areas.

Construction activities should constantly meet the desired levels of performance and possess requested specifications in order to be approved by the project owner and/or the contractor. However, setting and meeting quality objectives require a sound knowledge of processes, legislation, and compliance.

Construction Supervision and Inspection are two of the most challenging aspects of the industry. Current trends show that there is the shortage of highly-skilled construction supervisors on the global market.

Construction activities should constantly meet the desired levels of performance and possess requested specifications in order to be approved by the project owner and/or the contractor.

Road Networks are crucial for the economic development and growth of any given area. They bring along a number of social and economic benefits providing access to employment, social, health and education services.