Earning a spot among the world’s top employers is no small feat, and we’re proud to be recognized by Forbes for the third consecutive year. https://t.co/Q2Fs2XHGWs #Forbes #InclusiveWorkplace #KnowledgeAndForesight

Katy Dowding, Skanska UK president & CEO welcomed @darrenjonesMP yesterday to launch NISTA. Offering a great opportunity to drive a sustainable, long-term strategy for infrastructure, providing much needed stability for the construction industry. https://t.co/U2Uzvd3396

In line with our partner @BGO's mission to make 105 Victoria Street London's most sustainable office building, we have collaborated with @Explore Manufacturing - part of Laing O'Rourke to ensure the precast slabs contribute to a more sustainable project. The 50% GGBS precast planks use locally supplied aggregate and, through optimised design, consist of a single layer of reinforcement in the bottom mat, reducing embodied carbon. Furthermore, they play an essential role in reducing operational carbon in the project through overnight purging. Over 3000 planks are required and these are being manufactured off-site in a controlled environment, eliminating health and safety risks and providing an enhanced quality finish to these exposed elements. These efforts are part of our commitment to sustainability and the reduction of carbon. #105VictoriaStreet #FindAlternative #Sustainability #CarbonReduction #GreenConstruction

The A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet highways scheme that we are delivering on behalf of National Highways features on the latest series of BBC’s Digging for Britain. Presenters join our archaeologists on site as they uncover multiple Iron Age settlements. Catch Episode 2 (Dinosaur Highways and Roman Sauna) of Series 12 on BBC iPlayer: https://bbc.in/4gLCrpN Over a two-year period before construction started our brilliant archaeologists and supervisors carried out an astonishing 197,161 hours of excavation work. They unearthed 43 roundhouses, including some of the biggest ever found in the country, plus 56 kilns, ovens, and wells, including some which contained the remains of Iron Age beer-making.