HeyJaredUK Construction Podcast
Join us for your weekly deep dive into the beating heart of UK construction. From ground-breaking projects to game-changing innovations, the UK Construction Podcast brings you face-to-face with the industry's brightest minds and boldest thinkers.Each episode features candid…
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How AI Is Changing Construction | Digital Twins, Data & the Future of Engineering (opens the original)
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AI is already changing the way construction and engineering work gets done. The question is no longer whether the technology is coming, but how the industry uses it without losing the experience and judgement that still sit with the people doing the work. On the UK Construction Podcast, host Jimmy Webb speaks with Nathan Marsh about where AI is making a difference across complex projects — from analysing huge volumes of project data to spotting risks, supply-chain problems and missed connecti...
How to Start a Career as a Crane Operator in the UK with Tim Milligan (opens the original)
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The crane industry can offer exceptional earning potential, yet many people don't realise the opportunities it presents—or how to break into the profession. Tim Milligan, founder of Lift Tec Academy, shares how a chance move from labouring into lifting operations transformed his career, eventually leading him to build a training academy dedicated to helping others follow the same path. Speaking with Jimmy Webb, Tim discusses why crane operations remain one of construction's most rewarding car...
Blanket Bans, IR35 & Hiring Contractors: What Construction Businesses Need to Know (opens the original)
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Most discussions around IR35 focus on tax. But the real impact is being felt in the way construction businesses hire, retain and work with contractors. Matt Williams from Clear North joins us on the UK Construction Podcast to unpack why so many firms are still getting IR35 wrong, how recent changes have shifted the conversation again, and why blanket bans may no longer be the safest option they once seemed. Along the way, they discuss the ongoing shortage of quantity surveyors, why some secto...
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