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it’s easier to keep an eye on your construction sites.
Assets than ever before. In the old days, you’d have to physically travel to your sites to see what’s going on, but digital video technologies have changed all that. Web cameras and drones make it possible to survey sites and provide managers with up to date reporting to better track construction progress. Protecting and managing your assets is critical for success. Luckily, there are things you can do to manage your assets efficiently and keep them safe. Here are four things you should be thinking about when it comes to asset protection and allocation.
“2015 was a story of disciplined growth at Wates. Our sector has weathered some challenging conditions over the past few years, but despite this, our business performed extremely well. Growth of 21% in turnover has been accompanied by improved profitability across all areas of the business.
“Our reach and capacity grew with the acquisition of SES (Engineering Services) Limited, Shepherd Facilities Management and the assets of a number of construction projects from Shepherd Construction Limited.
“Our people continue to be our greatest asset. In recognition of this in 2015 we joined the 5% Club, committing that 5% of our UK headcount will be apprentices, sponsored students and trainees.”
We ended the year with a healthy order book of £4bn
Wates family shareholders, our board of directors, and the executive committee, have signed up to a long-term strategy that aims to achieve a Zero Harm culture throughout Wates by 2020.
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Supply chain partners and the communities in which we work to deliver projects on time and on budget
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Supported by our series of dedicated customer delivery programmes we ensure we’re delivering
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We find the most innovative and creative ways to deliver outstanding buildings while working
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