Skills

Gernot Krautberger - stock.adobe Research from IBM states that employees will need AI skills in the near future for organisations to benefit from the technology By Clare McDonald, Business Editor Published: 29 Jan 2026 15:43 A shift in employee skills will be vital over the next five years to fully utilise artificial intelligence (AI), according

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Control over the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has moved from the Department for Education (DfE) to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Construction News understands that the transfer of departmental sponsorship formed part of changes to skills administration announced by prime minister Keir Starmer on 16 September. Although CITB was not mentioned explicitly

The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has warned that net-zero schemes will be in direct competition with infrastructure projects for labour in the next five years. The skills body, which covers sectors including nuclear, power generation and offshore wind, said 40,000 new engineering construction workers are needed for major projects up to 2030. This

Martin Smith is chief executive of metal fabrication company The HEX Group For decades, the construction industry has had a people problem. And now the workforce is ageing, it’s only getting worse. More people are leaving the industry than joining it and businesses are feeling the brunt of this trend. Thirty-one per cent of construction

A region-by-region approach is the best way to tackle the construction industry’s skills shortage, a leading procurement body has said. According to Scape chief executive Mark Robinson, the task of mapping skills to regional needs has been made easier by last week’s publication of the national infrastructure pipeline , which provides real-time updates on 780

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