Construction Industry Myths
Published on 4th February 2015
Courtesy of the Born to Build website, we bring you the top construction industry myths…
News
Read the latest construction industry news from the Kalcrest Site Services team.
Opening Doors to the Construction Industry
Published on 22nd January 2015
With 43% of the UK construction workforce aged 45+, and a shortage of skilled trades, it is imperative to encourage more young people to consider jobs in, what is, a very diverse industry.
Kalcrest Announces New Banking Partnership with Barclays
Published on 19th January 2015
Kalcrest Site Services Ltd have partnered with Barclays Bank to put in place a strong banking partner who will support the company’s growth plans, and provide a close, engaging, and value adding relationship.
The Kalcrest Review - 2014
Published on 19th December 2014
We've had a great year here at Kalcrest, supplying over 10,000 construction placements to our clients around the UK. Find out what else we've been up to with our Year in View infographic.
Kalcrest Support the Rise of the Female Construction Worker
Published on 8th December 2014
The latest UK Industry Performance Report 2014 from the CITB and industry analysts Glenigan has highlighted that a growing number of women are entering the construction trade, a fact that is backed up by construction recruitment specialist Kalcrest.
Christmas with Kalcrest!
Published on 3rd December 2014
Here at Kalcrest HQ there are some mixed feelings about Christmas. Although most of us love it, there is the odd one of two that prefers the term ‘bah humbug’ to ‘Merry Christmas’!
The Renegades become the Steelers!!
Published on 28th November 2014
We were delighted to hear the recent announcement from the Sheffield Steelers, that our very own Rotherham Renegades has become the Sheffield Steelers Ball Hockey Club!
Construction - One of the UK's Most Important Economic Sectors
Published on 28th November 2014
The latest industry forecast published on the *CITB website found that the UK construction industry continues to be one of the country’s most important economic sectors, contributing 8% of GDP and employing 2.47 million people across its supply chain.
