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Clients are key to solving industry's challenges says new CIOB President

The Chartered Institute of Building has appointed its 118th President, Mike Foy OBE.

CIOB responds to CIC Carbon Zero climate action plan for Professional Institutions

Chartered Builders and Chartered Construction Managers receive official recognition in Northern Ireland Public Procurement

The Permanent Secretary of the Department of Finance in Northern Ireland has written to the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) confirming that MCIOB will be recognised in public procurement going forward.

CIOB responds to CITB construction output forecast

The Chartered Institute of Building has responded to the Construction Industry Training Board's construction output forecast.

CIOB Publishes Annual Review 2020

The Chartered Institute of Building has published its Annual Review and Accounts for 2020. This saw the first year of the Institute’s current Corporate Plan, stretching from 2020-2023.

CIOB responds to the Queen's Speech

CIOB has responded to the Queen's Speech this morning.

Consultation on the CIOB’s first Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan

At the CIOB we are committed to contributing to a diverse and inclusive construction sector

Annual construction awards introduce two new categories

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has introduced two new categories: ‘Client of the Year’ and ‘Team of the Year’.

CIOB Board of Trustees' Election Results 2021

All votes have now been verified and counted. 3,350 voters took part in the election, with no spoilt papers. (15.2% of the electorate).

Construction in Ireland could fall short of meeting demands even when it fully opens says new report

A new report entitled 'Job Quality in the Construction Sector' has been produced by TASC, the Think Tank for Action on Social Change, in partnership with the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). 

CIOB demanding a more ambitious Future Buildings Standard

CIOB has joined a coalition of built environment and climate action organisations in urging the Government to be more ambitious with its Future Buildings Standard.