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Government Updates Guidance on Fire Door Requirements

Government Updates Guidance on Fire Door Requirements

The Government has updated its guidance under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, clarifying expectations around fire doors in residential and multi-occupied buildings. The revised guidance, published in August, reinforces that fire doors do not necessarily...

Important Update: Common Assessment Standard Deadline Looming

Important Update: Common Assessment Standard Deadline Looming

On 1st July 2025 Build UK published Version 5 of the Common Assessment Standard (CAS).  Significantly the Building Safety section, introduced in 2024, will now become mandatory for all FIS Members undertaking regulated design or building work (not just Higher Risk...

FIS expresses concern at CITB funding changes

FIS expresses concern at CITB funding changes

CITB has announced a number of changes aimed at “streamlining our approach to more effectively help levy-registered employers access financial support for training. To do this we have reviewed our existing offer and we are making changes. These changes are not...

CIJC Working Rule Agreement Updated with New Pay Rates

CIJC Working Rule Agreement Updated with New Pay Rates

The Construction Industry Joint Council (CIJC) Working Rule Agreement (WRA) has been updated to reflect the latest Promulgation Notice, which sets out the minimum pay rates effective from 30 June 2025. The WRA provides a framework for pay and conditions across the...

FIS Supporting the Countdown to #OpenDoors26

FIS Supporting the Countdown to #OpenDoors26

Recruiting the next generation is vital if we are to maintain a strong pipeline of talent in our sector. One of the most effective ways to showcase the opportunities our industry has to offer is by getting involved in Open Doors, and the countdown to Open Doors 2026...

Two housebuilders sat on £0.5bn due to late payment

Two housebuilders sat on £0.5bn due to late payment

Build UK has updated its payment performance table to include data on the value of invoices paid within 60 days for the first time. Following the introduction of new reporting requirements from 1 January 2025, large companies are now required to report on both the...