City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted finalist for the Education Category.
Shortlisted Finalist in the Education Category
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted Finalist for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015 in the Sustainable Development Category.
We have been shortlisted as Finalists for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015 in the Sustainable Development Category
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted Finalist for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015 in the People Development category.
We have been shortlisted as Finalists for the Glasgow Business Awards 2015
People Development Category
Sustainable Development Category
City Building are pleased to announce they are a shortlisted finalist for the Corporate Social Responsibility Category.
Shortlisted Finalist in the Corporate Social Responsibility Catergory
Scotland recently celebrated Apprenticeship week. Alan Burns, Divisions Manager for City Building, explains why the event serves as a reminder to the construction industry for the need to have a continued commitment to delivering structured apprenticeship schemes that will help address the emerging skills gap and identify future leaders.
There have been reports for some time of a skills gap in the construction industry where talents like bricklaying, steel-fixing and concreting are in short supply. One way of addressing this loss of skills is to encourage more young people to consider an apprenticeship as a career route.Quality Apprenticeships can help people progress and succeed and they can help businesses create the skilled workforce they need to compete in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
Leading Scottish construction company, City Building, has rewarded the tradespeople of tomorrow at its annual Apprentice Awards, which took place on Tuesday 16 June.
Around 180 apprentices across all sectors of the business including, construction, administration, heating and lift engineering were shortlisted for the awards, which were hosted by Radio Clyde DJ Diane Knox (Knoxy) at the City Chambers in Glasgow.
23 awards were handed out at the event which saw 4th year apprentice painter and decorator Lee Raeburn named City Building Apprentice of the year.
City Building encourages its young apprentices to get involved with local community activities and contribute to community initiatives via its Apprentice Community Projects scheme. The scheme focuses on working with local communities to add value to facilities, as well as with local groups and events to enable others to deliver community benefits within their area.
Two young apprentices from leading Glasgow-based construction company, City Building, have put their skills to good use to give a fresh new look to a charity shop in Govan.
Leading Scottish construction company, City Building, has beaten off tough competition from companies across the UK to win a national award for gas safety.
City Building scooped two accolades at the recent Association of Gas Safety Managers (AGSM) awards in association with CORGI, the official gas registration body for the United Kingdom, Isle of Man and Guernsey.
The company took home the coveted National Social Housing Contractor of the Year award after beating seven other regions to win the Regional Social Housing Contractors of the Year award.
The Gas Team within City Building, celebrated receiving two major awards last night.
The Association of Gas Safety Managers (AGSM) and CORGI presented CITY BUILDING with TWO major awards. Not only did they scoop the Scottish Social Housing Contractor of the Year Award but along with other organisations who won the other seven English Regional Awards, the went on to win the National Social Housing Contractor of the Year.
These awards celebrate the achievements of gas managers and directors in social housing, contractors working with them and suppliers to the industry.
On Tuesday of last week, our supported factory, Royal Strathclyde Blindcraft Industries (RSBi) based in Springburn, Glasgow welcomed visitors to a “Behind the Scenes” event organised by the Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI).
The SCDI is an independent and inclusive economic network of business organisations which seeks to influence and inspire Government and key stakeholders with their ambitious vision to create sustainable economic growth for Scotland.
City Building is a highly successful and evolving business which has a proven track record of strategic delivery within the commercial marketplace.