Construction Journal
RICS Construction Journal is published bi-monthly and distributed internationally to members of the Quantity Surveying and Construction and Project Management professional groups.
The journal helps help quantity surveyors and project managers with the technical and professional aspects of their day jobs, and keep up to date with developments and practical matters in the profession. It covers topics including contracts, cost management, procurement, construction law and regulations, communication and project management skills.
Current and recent issues can be downloaded below. Earlier archived issues can be obtained from our library (e library@rics.org).
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine 
Hannah Ramsden, 20 Mar 2018
For discussion
This issue of the Construction Journal steps back to take a global perspective.
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Hannah Ramsden, 09 Jan 2018
For discussion
It only seems like yesterday that we were welcoming in 2017, and yet here we are again. So what’s coming over the hill in 2018?
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Hannah Ramsden, 23 Oct 2017
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The last issue of the Construction Journal for 2017 is upon us, and it seems appropriate to cover an area that has continued to develop throughout the year – namely, technology.
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Hannah Ramsden, 09 Aug 2017
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What’s new with you? A common question we might ask when meeting an old friend, but should we be doing so in our working lives as well?
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Hannah Ramsden, 22 May 2017
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How do you manage yourself, your team and your business when errors occur in the construction industry?
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Hannah Ramsden, 22 Mar 2017
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Given recent political and economic events in the UK – the effects of which are being felt all around the world – you would think that collaboration would be an obvious goal.
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Hannah Ramsden, 12 Jan 2017
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With each new year, we take the opportunity to evaluate the previous 12 months and consider how we can move forward. Setting goals and fulfilling them becomes a priority. Whether becoming healthier, sorting out finances or learning a new skill are on the agenda, a degree of management is required.
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine 
Les Pickford, 20 Oct 2016
For discussion
This issue of focuses on quantification and on programming and planning.
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Les Pickford, 19 Aug 2016
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Mitigating risks requires a positive approach and is about learning lessons from past projects, both of which are covered in this edition of Construction Journal.
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Quantity surveying & construction
Journals & magazine Les Pickford, 17 May 2016
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