Shonagh Choong, Author at Oradeo

New Year, new hope

The outlook for the European construction industry gained momentum at the beginning of the year following a marginal decline in December, although activity in January decreased significantly. A balance figure…

BIM Agreement

Three UK construction industry bodies are aiming to clear up what they see as growing confusion over the process of standardising product information for use in Building Information Modelling (BIM)….

London at the top of ‘construction mega cities’ list

Source London is at the top of a list of ‘construction mega cities’ with total project values close to $426bn, according to a new report. Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC)…

Key signatures for better recruitment

There are many places and in several subjects building industry is struggling to recruit new generations into their businesses. Now take Oslo and Contractors Association – Building and Construction Oslo,…

Danish investment in 3D printing for construction

ed Construction Partnership is being funded as part of Denmark’s Business Authority’s Green Conversion Fund, and will bring together five businesses from various sectors to develop…

New orders pick up in Ireland at year end

Written by Ian Vallely – 16 Jan 2017 – Source Ulster Bank has released its latest PMI survey Activity in the Irish construction sector ended 2016 positively as activity continued…

Oradeo AS becomes an Approved “RA” member of NHO

The Management of Oradeo are pleased to announce that it has recently been accredited with “RA” approval from the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO Service) in Norway. Oradeo AS, the…

Attention Construction Professionals

Oradeo currently have vacancies at various professional levels within the Construction Industry. We are actively seeking Site Engineers – Contracts Managers – Project Buyers – Senior Site Managers – Quantity…

Ireland: Shrugging off external headwinds

Ireland: Shrugging off external headwinds Source An examination of the key data points around the Irish economy supports Investec’s previous contention that 2016 would be a ‘year of two halves’,…

Return to Ireland – Work Back Home

There’s no doubt that in recent years we have seen a wide range of skilled workers leaving Ireland’s shores for greener pastures, but the second half of 2016 has seen…