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IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
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IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
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The Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Skills Pathway Portfolio was launched at the National Construction Training Campus (NCTC) at Mount Lucas, Co Offaly.
The MMC Skills Pathway Portfolio includes accredited courses, flexible online learning options, and a pipeline of new qualifications.
These courses will help ensure that Ireland’s workforce has the skills needed to meet our future targets under Housing for All.
Speaking at the launch, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless said:
“I am delighted to launch the Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Skills Pathway Portfolio here at the National Construction Training Campus in Mount Lucas.
“This initiative will play a vital role in equipping the construction workforce with the skills needed to drive innovation and meet Ireland’s Housing for All, National Development Plan and Climate Action Plan targets.
“I wish to express my thanks to LOETB for showing leadership in innovative MMC training and skills development, particularly through the National Construction Training Campus at Mount Lucas.”
LOETB, through the NCTC at Mount Lucas, is leading MMC training and skills development in Ireland.
Joe Cunningham, Chief Executive of LOETB, said:
"We are delighted to welcome Minister James Lawless to the National Construction Training Campus as LOETB continues to set the pace for the transition to Modern Methods of Construction.
“The suite of programmes being launched today is further evidence of our commitment to leading the FET sector’s green and digital construction agenda and I want to acknowledge the support of industry, public sector, and educational partners in their development. The programmes specifically respond to skills gaps in the sector and enhance our capacity to meet national climate action targets."
Increased adoption of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) is central to the government’s strategy for driving innovation and enhancing productivity in housing delivery.
The department is collaborating with sectoral partners such as LOETB to develop the necessary skills to meet future residential construction and retrofitting targets.
The widespread use of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) is expected to reduce the demand for workers in the construction sector.
An updated report on skills for residential construction and retrofitting, published in October 2024, estimates that with greater MMC adoption, the sector will need 10,000 fewer new entrants. In this case, Ireland will require around 69,000 new workers instead of 79,000 if traditional building methods continue to be used.
IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
Looking to pursue a career in the construction industry? Browse through our diverse range of courses below. Whether you're eager to become an Engineer, Estimator or Electrician, there's plenty of study options for the sector on Courses.ie.
CABRIO-TRIPTYCH is among the Six finalists named for thsi year's European Innovation Procurement Awards (EUIPA).
The CABRIO-TRIPTYCH provides three key tools to make public construction projects more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
These awards celebrate public and private organisations that have set an example by investing in highly innovative solutions to tackle urgent societal and industrial challenges.
The winners will be awarded on 2 April 2025 at the EIC Summit, with the top achiever in each category receiving €75,000, second place €50,000, and third place €25,000.
An independent jury has identified six pioneering projects that demonstrate leadership in innovation procurement across two distinct categories.
Innovation Procurement Initiative category:
CameraCar: This project procured cutting-edge AI-based technology to enhance monitoring of parking zones in Prague. By integrating traffic sign verification and road surface assessment, it improves urban mobility solutions.
EMS LLS: this initiative is expanding the smart electricity grid in Living Lab Scheveningen to reduce energy congestion. By integrating semi-autonomous control mechanisms, it improves energy forecasting, planning, and fair distribution.
Joint POSIDON PCP: focused on decontaminating polluted land in Europe, specifically in Italy and Spain. It used pre-commercial procurement to develop new, more effective ways to remove petroleum hydrocarbons and heavy metals contamination from soil. The project set new standards for sustainable land restoration.
Facing Societal Challenges category - "Net Zero Industry Procurement":
CABRIO-TRIPTYCH: This project provides three key tools to make public construction projects more environmentally friendly and sustainable. They include circular selection criteria, a planning tool for local authorities to set and track sustainability goals, and technical specifications for circular materials.
H2Global: This project boosts the renewable hydrogen market with an innovative double-auction system. It bridges the gap between high production costs and market affordability.
Net Zero Persikan: Showcasing a fully electric machinery pool at a development site in Stockholm, this project exemplifies emission-free groundworks. It provides a scalable model for municipalities to achieve Net Zero emissions.
IVI, a multidisciplinary research institute focused on digital transformation and technology adoption based in Maynooth University, is hosting a Circularity in the Construction Industry Webinar on Thursday 29th February 3pm-4.30pm (GMT)
The interest in circular business models has been accelerating as societal environmental concerns grow. The construction industry is the world’s greatest consumer of raw materials, so developing sustainable practices has gotten much attention. In addition, there are goals to achieve, such as the European Green Deal. As a result, the construction sector is critical to meeting climate policy commitments, and it is especially necessary to incorporate prevention and reuse into construction activities. This webinar will bring together leaders and experts in circularity in construction to discuss the latest developments, innovations, and challenges in the field.
Register now for an interesting presentations from speakers followed by a dynamic discussion addressing the key issues and considerations currently facing this area.
This project is funded under the EPA Research Programme 2021-2030. The EPA Research Programme is a Government of Ireland initiative funded by the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications.
The Construction Innovation (PDip) at University of Galway– Centre for Adult Learning & Professional Development was developed in response to critical and proven skills needs in the construction/built environment sector by Construct Innovate, Ireland’s National Research Centre for Construction Technology and Innovation. It is a one-year part-time course, funded through HCI Pillar 1, that aims to equip students with key knowledge and skills needed to develop sustainable technological solutions to the challenges facing the construction and built environment sector in Ireland and elsewhere.
The course will develop the newest breed of global entrepreneurs, construction experts and sustainable construction leaders, who can develop innovative concepts, identify market opportunities and tackle challenges related to getting new building products and services to market. This course will support the development of a modernised and sustainable construction sector underpinned by circular economy and climate action.
IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
The Business Explorer Team invites you to an insightful event featuring leading academics specialising in the world of construction: Sean McKenna, Innovation Manager at South West College; Dr John Spillane, Associate Professor in Construction Management at the University of Limerick; and Stephen Barry-Hannon, Senior Researcher at the Circular Bioeconomy Cluster at Munster Technological University. They will share their expertise on Passive Housing, Sustainable and Circular Construction, and the transformative impact of their work on SMEs.
Business Explorer is a funded programme designed to connect businesses directly with the technical specialist support they need to innovate. This event is aimed at SMEs exploring new product development or process improvement.
Join on Wednesday, 5th February, to discuss:
IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
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Scaffolding is a critical component of the construction industry, providing a temporary framework that supports workers, materials, and tools while structures are being built, maintained, or repaired. Designed for stability, accessibility, and safety, scaffolding ensures that projects can be completed efficiently and securely at various heights.
Proper scaffolding setup and maintenance are crucial to preventing accidents. Regulations set by health and safety authorities ensure that scaffolding is erected, inspected, and used correctly. Workers should be trained in scaffold use and wear appropriate protective gear, such as helmets and harnesses.
From high-rise buildings to small-scale renovations, scaffolding is an indispensable part of construction. By ensuring stability, efficiency, and safety, it plays a vital role in shaping the built environment.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the construction industry, revolutionizing how projects are designed, managed, and executed. With advancements in machine learning, automation, and data analysis, AI is improving efficiency, safety, and sustainability across construction sites worldwide.
From intelligent building designs to fully automated job sites, AI is set to redefine the industry, making construction faster, safer, and more cost-effective. Companies that embrace AI-driven innovations will gain a competitive edge, paving the way for a smarter, more sustainable future in construction.
Looking to pursue a career in the construction industry? Browse through our diverse range of courses below. Whether you're eager to become an Engineer, Estimator or Electrician, there's plenty of study options for the sector on Courses.ie.
IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
REGISTER
Construction Project Management is a professional field that focuses on each part of the construction process of any built environment. Construction Project Management at ATU Sligo equips graduates with skills and knowledge in project management as well as an understanding of the business process and environment. Armed with such expertise, graduates will be prepared for decision making and undertaking executive responsibilities within a number of industries, such as; construction, energy, utilities, telecommunications, architecture, production, design and service industries.
Construction project managers are responsible for planning, co-ordination and control of a project from inception to completion. Their role is to deliver clients requirements in order to produce a functionally and financially viable construction project that will be completed on time, within budget and to the required quality and standards. Construction project managers, quantity surveyors and senior engineers require a combination of engineering knowledge, good business and organisational skills and a capacity for leadership in managing people and construction operations within the building process.
IRELAND'S CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SECTORS' UPCOMINGJOBS & RECRUITMENT EVENT RETURNS TO THE RDS IN 2025
DATE
Saturday, 7th June, 2025
LOCATION
Serpentine Hall, RDS, Dublin
EXHIBITORS 20+ Companies
SEMINARS Full Day Of Industry Talks
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