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Kien dan il-kliem li uża l-President tal-Kamra Maltija għall-Maniġment tal-Kostruzzjoni Jesmond Chetcuti, b’reazzjoni għar-regolamenti proposti mill-Gvern favur l-obbligu ta’ liċenzja għall-kuntratturi li jaħdmu fit-twaqqigħ, l-iskavar, u l-bini.

Following nearly a decade of unprecedented growth, the construction industry is experiencing a slump.

The President of the Maltese Chamber on Construction Management, Jesmond Chetcuti, insists that education should be taken seriously by all those involved in the construction sector with the aim of improving safety and quality in buildings.

The Malta Chamber of Construction Management has warned that tragic accidents in the construction industry are likely to continue happening unless it adopts a holistic approach to improve professionalism and quality assurance, in comments made after a building collapse over the weekend resulted in one death and several hospitalisations.

Il-Kamra għall-Immaniġġjar tal-Kostruzzjoni tappella għal aktar professjonalità u persuni li jkunu inkarigati li jħarsuha

The Malta Chamber of Construction Management has emphasised the need for professionalism within the construction industry, in light of recent tragic events.

number of Maltese and foreign experts are meeting at an international conference on the conservation and restoration of historic buildings to discuss current themes and challenges in this sector.

The November event will probe the challenge of restoring buildings while preserving their heritage significance, making them accessible and adapting them for climate change (Valletta harbourside by Mandyy88/CC BY-SA 4.0) Click Read More to read theglobalconstructionreview.com.

The construction sector is to be better regulated and standards of work practice will also be improved. This was announced by Minister for Public Works and Planning Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi when he addressed the Malta Chamber of Construction Management. Click Read More to read the TVMNEWS article.

Malta Chamber of Construction Management announces revamped website, together with the publication of its first edition of the quarterly magazine titled ‘Managing Construction’. Click Read More to read Maltatoday article.