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Want to build a school? Try running one! How managing school facilities benefits contractors and their clients (Jul & Aug 09)

05 Jan, 2010

In conjunction with Building for Education Magazine (B4E) BAM Construct UK set out seven aspects of how construction works in the education sector, during 2009. These articles cover the how to engage with the design process, the value of managing facilities in schools, ways to look after our environment and reduce carbon emissions, how to support your curriculum using our sites, safety on school sites, and how BAM can behave considerately to minimise the impact of a new build on you and your neighbours.

B4E July and Aug 2009 FM.pdf

B4E July and Aug 2009 cover.pdf