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Andrew Pinkerton Secretary Scottish Construction Industry Group

University of Strathclyde Department of Architecture & Building Science Professional Studies Short Course 2011. Our Industry – The economic significance of the construction industry. Andrew Pinkerton Secretary Scottish Construction Industry Group.

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Andrew Pinkerton Secretary Scottish Construction Industry Group

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  1. University of Strathclyde Department of Architecture & Building Science Professional Studies Short Course 2011 Our Industry – The economic significance of the construction industry Andrew Pinkerton Secretary Scottish Construction Industry Group

  2. ‘There is a fundamental inter-dependence between buildings and the lives of people…. “Almost all our activities , whether collective or as individuals, are only made possible by the buildings we inhabit. So fundamental are buildings to our lives that we often take them for granted and regard them as simply the given backdrop to our day to day existence. But buildings are not given, they are consciously made and how they are made profoundly affects the quality of our lives. How buildings are made, the quality of their design and of the built environments they help to shape should, then, be a matter of concern to us all.” Introduction to a Policy on Architecture for Scotland The Museum of Scotland

  3. ‘Construction is an important industry, both in its own right and in terms of the impact it can have on all parts of the economy, the environment, and society.

  4. ‘Construction – a key sector of the Scottish economy. • Turnover £7.2 billion • Employment 138,590(includes 21,000 self employed) • Companies 43,035(over 98% employ less than 50 people)

  5. Upgrading & innovative institutions MARKETS Infrastructure & infraservices A cluster - a group of industries whose linkages mutually reinforce and enhance their competitive advantage. A GENERIC CLUSTER MAP Related and Supporting Industries Core of cluster

  6. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Utilities/ Communications Environmental Improvements

  7. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Public Buildings Domestic Buildings Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Utilities/ Communications Environmental Improvements

  8. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Utilities/ Communications Environmental Improvements

  9. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Utilities/ Communications Environmental Improvements

  10. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Private Buildings Utilities/ Communications Environmental Improvements

  11. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Utilities / Communications Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Environmental Improvements

  12. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Environmental improvements Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Utilities/ Communications

  13. SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Clients Markets Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Private Buildings Transport & Infrastructure Utilities/ Communications Environmental Improvements

  14. Upgrading Institutions Training Organisations Improvement initiatives Universities & colleges Accreditation bodies Professional Institutions CITB Design & Project Management Domestic Buildings Procurement Policy Architecture Planning Environmental Construction management Engineering Surveying Other consultants Project management Public Buildings LEGAL &REGULATORY Site Prep. Building Installation Asset Management Inception Structure Mechanical ser. Dem/Clear Feasibility Cleaning Envelope Electrical ser. Earth moving Private Buildings Repair & Maintenance Regulations Prefabricated Elements FFE & sanitary HEALTH &SAFETY Groundwork's Inspection & test Drainage & underground Procurement strategy Roofing Finishes Security Fixtures & fittings External works Found. &piling Transport & Infrastructure Agents & Merchants Prefabrication FINANCE Waste Management & recycling Building systems Components Building services Groundwork ,foundations & piling Utilities/ Communications Materials Temporary accom. Structure & envelope UTILITIES Timber Frame Glass Electrical serv.. Structures Timber Mechanical Serv. Process equip. Plastics Fixture & fittings Environmental Improvements Contractors Services Equipment HUMAN RESOURCES Metal materials. Finishes Brick,block & stone Specialists FFE & sanitary Quarry products External works Infrastructure & Services Concrete & cement SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER CLIENTS MARKETS R&D Trade Unions

  15. STRONG MEDIUM Domestic Buildings Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Public Buildings Trade Unions Structure Mechanical ser. Building systems Structure & envelope Timber Earth moving FFE & sanitary Found. &piling Private Buildings Private Buildings Prefabricated elements Transport & Infrastructure Transport & Infrastructure Agents & Merchants Waste management & recycling Groundwork ,foundations & piling Utilities/ Communications Utilities/ Communications External works Structures Process equip. Concrete & cement FFE & sanitary Finishes Quarry products Environmental Improvements Environmental Improvements SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER Upgrading Institutions Training Organisations Improvement initiatives Universities & colleges WEAK/NOTHING Accreditation bodies Professional Institutions CITB Cluster Focus CLIENTS MARKETS R&D Design & Project Management Procurement Policy Architecture Planning Environmental Construction management Engineering Surveying Other consultants Project management LEGAL &REGULATORY Site Prep. Building Installation Asset Management Inception Dem/Clear Feasibility Cleaning Envelope Electrical ser. Repair & Maintenance Regulations Groundwork's HEALTH &SAFETY Inspection & test Drainage & underground Procurement strategy Roofing Finishes Finishes Roofing Security External works External works Fixtures & fittings Prefabrication FINANCE Waste Management & recycling Components Building services Temporary accom. Materials UTILITIES Timber Frame Glass Electrical serv.. Mechanical Serv. Plastics . Fixture &fittings Metal materials. HUMAN RESOURCES Specialists Brick & Block Equipment Services Contractors Infrastructure & Services

  16. STRONG Upgrading Institutions MEDIUM Training Organisations Improvement initiatives Universities & colleges Accreditation bodies Professional Institutions CITB Domestic Buildings Public Buildings Trade Unions Structure Mechanical ser. Building systems Structure & envelope Timber Earth moving Found. &piling FFE & sanitary Private Buildings Prefabricated elements Transport & Infrastructure Waste management & recycling Utilities/ Communications Materials Glass External works Structures Process equip. Concrete & cement FFE & sanitary Finishes Quarry products Plastics Environmental Improvements Metal materials. Equipment Services Contractors Brick,block & stone SCOTTISH CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER WEAK/NOTHING Cluster Focus CLIENTS MARKETS R&D Design & Project Management Procurement Policy Architecture Planning Environmental Construction management Engineering Surveying Other consultants Project management LEGAL &REGULATORY Site Prep. Building Installation Asset Management Inception Dem/Clear Feasibility Cleaning Envelope Electrical ser. Repair & Maintenance Regulations Groundwork's HEALTH &SAFETY Inspection & test Drainage & underground Procurement strategy Roofing Finishes Finishes Roofing Security External works External works Fixtures & fittings Agents & Merchants Prefabrication FINANCE Waste Management & recycling Components Building services Groundwork ,foundations & piling Temporary accom. UTILITIES Timber Frame Timber Frame Electrical serv.. Mechanical Serv. Fixture &fittings HUMAN RESOURCES Specialists Infrastructure & Services

  17. ‘The impact of the construction industry on the triple bottom line of sustainable development.’ ECONOMIC SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL • % of economic activity • Economic multiplier • Public spending • Enterprise creation • Best value • Black economy • Support to infrastructure of commerce • Employment generation • Land regeneration • CO2 emission • Waste reduction • Energy • Transport • Use of natural resources • Design quality • Nature conservation • % of employment • Social spread of employees • Geographical reach • Social inclusion • Health • Skills & lifelong learning • Safety • Housing provision

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