In an article in yesterday’s Irish News (11.9.23), Ann Gray FRICS President of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) writes about the positive role RICS members play in the built and natural environment. As Quantity Surveyors, esc Construction Consultants are members of the RICS which develops and enforces leading international standards to protect consumers…
“With the built environment producing 40% of the world’s carbon, the ambition to reach Net Zero as set out in the Northern Ireland Climate Change Act 2022 will impact on all surveyors and their clients.” The 2023 RICS Northern Ireland Conference taking place today, 5th September, in Belfast will give essential detail on the implications…
The exceptional Stirling Shortlisted landmark Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre at the UNESCO World Heritage site is still one of the most memorable and exciting projects on which we provided Project Management and Quantity Surveying services. It’s great to see it highlighted again by NEC Contracts as part of their NEC30 celebrations. Our Managing Director Pat Mullan,…
John Fitzpatrick is returning to his studies in Quantity Surveying at Northumbria University in Newcastle Upon Tyne, having spent a year on placement at esc. Here he explains how he has benefited from his work placement. What have you learned over the last year? I have greatly enjoyed the last year working at esc Construction…
The Grade B2 listed Enniskillen Workhouse is looking great and will be a fantastic facility for the community when complete. esc is providing Project Management and Quantity Surveying services on this exciting heritage project. The short video above shows progress of the restoration work at the Enniskillen Workhouse. Footage taken on 06/06/2022 is courtesy of…