Comments for Building Services forum http://buildingservicesforum.com For The Building Services Professional Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:03:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Goverment cut’s by Antactilita http://buildingservicesforum.com/2010/07/21/goverment-cuts/comment-page-1/#comment-4032 Antactilita Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:03:10 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.com/?p=201#comment-4032 Correct to the solvent condition all the the public scads people have mature hard times. They are either living paycheck to paycheck or are currently behind on bills and lack a stable functioning to kind cash. There are monotonous people that procure been recently laid mistaken from their jobs without a foresee “B” to shatter retreat vanquish on. According to CNNMoney.com “The interest of those claiming that jobs are currently deeply to become infected with reached new heinous of 49.6%, while the bevy of consumers claiming that jobs are "plentiful" hit a unknown vulgar at 3.4%.” And according to the confidence mark of whether the circumstances devise get excel declined from 73.7 to 65.7 matrix month. And those expecting the mission demand to through to excel went from 18% to 16.3%. The economists forebode that Christmas spending at one's desire be down and that consumers purpose not regain spending certitude until time grow of next year. What does that surely to us? It means that things will only come by worst and divers people are comparing this to the best discouragement when people were borrowing money from the banks to allot in the stock market. When the assortment trade in crashed they were not qualified to pay abandon the banks the folding money, which had a spill down effect. Today since so diverse mortgages are prevailing lousy the banks obtain tightened their lending which is slowing down the economy. How has the conservation attacked you? Be frank! __________________ <a href="http://superinvestmentsonline.com/?a=faq" rel="nofollow"> LibertyReserve </a> Correct to the solvent condition all the the public scads people have mature hard times. They are either living paycheck to paycheck or are currently behind on bills and lack a stable functioning to kind cash. There are monotonous people that procure been recently laid mistaken from their jobs without a foresee “B” to shatter retreat vanquish on. According to CNNMoney.com “The interest of those claiming that jobs are currently deeply to become infected with reached new heinous of 49.6%, while the bevy of consumers claiming that jobs are “plentiful” hit a unknown vulgar at 3.4%.” And according to the confidence mark of whether the circumstances devise get excel declined from 73.7 to 65.7 matrix month. And those expecting the mission demand to through to excel went from 18% to 16.3%. The economists forebode that Christmas spending at one’s desire be down and that consumers purpose not regain spending certitude until time grow of next year.
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]]> Comment on Mechanical engineering by Leo O Neill http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/05/11/mechanical-engineering/comment-page-1/#comment-1829 Leo O Neill Sun, 09 May 2010 12:42:52 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/mechanical-engineering/#comment-1829 Can some one tell me the correct seperation for Suppy and Extract on an external elevation, i have confliting inflrmation, 300mm internl face to face is one, but not sure if this is correct, also i need to comply with BREEAM, Can some one tell me the correct seperation for Suppy and Extract on an external elevation, i have confliting inflrmation, 300mm internl face to face is one, but not sure if this is correct, also i need to comply with BREEAM,

]]> Comment on 2010. What are your thoughts? Is the industry picking up? by Administrator http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/12/28/2010-what-are-your-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-767 Administrator Wed, 20 Jan 2010 11:11:24 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.com/?p=197#comment-767 Hi Stacey Thanks for your comments, an RSS feed has now been added if you wish to subscribe. thanks for pointing it out. Hi Stacey

Thanks for your comments, an RSS feed has now been added if you wish to subscribe. thanks for pointing it out.

]]> Comment on 2010. What are your thoughts? Is the industry picking up? by Dan Cullingham http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/12/28/2010-what-are-your-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-762 Dan Cullingham Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:06:14 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.com/?p=197#comment-762 Over the last few weeks I have spoken to hundreds of senior managers within building services consultants. I would say that 90% have given a positive response to the very same question you have asked here. Compared with just six months ago the market has turned on its head in terms of people's attitude and people are actually saying that there are projects coming through and firms are getting busier and busier. The same old problems are still there - clients taking forever to sign off on projects, huge amounts of competition on every tender being completed (therefore lower fee's being received) and a lot of people are saying that clients are holding back on signing anything off until after the election when they will know the full extent of public spending. However despite all of this clients are recruiting again, redundancies are happening less and less and projects are coming back on line and new projects are being given the go-ahead so it is looking like a lot better year for everyone in building service than 2009. I deal with recruitment within design consultants and this is my findings from speaking with these clients however would be very interested in hearing about other areas within building services. Over the last few weeks I have spoken to hundreds of senior managers within building services consultants. I would say that 90% have given a positive response to the very same question you have asked here.
Compared with just six months ago the market has turned on its head in terms of people’s attitude and people are actually saying that there are projects coming through and firms are getting busier and busier.
The same old problems are still there – clients taking forever to sign off on projects, huge amounts of competition on every tender being completed (therefore lower fee’s being received) and a lot of people are saying that clients are holding back on signing anything off until after the election when they will know the full extent of public spending. However despite all of this clients are recruiting again, redundancies are happening less and less and projects are coming back on line and new projects are being given the go-ahead so it is looking like a lot better year for everyone in building service than 2009.
I deal with recruitment within design consultants and this is my findings from speaking with these clients however would be very interested in hearing about other areas within building services.

]]> Comment on 2010. What are your thoughts? Is the industry picking up? by StaceyCrawford http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/12/28/2010-what-are-your-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-759 StaceyCrawford Tue, 19 Jan 2010 11:30:52 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.com/?p=197#comment-759 I seen a thread on this <a href="http://www.webproworld.com/" rel="nofollow">webmaster forum</a> today talking about Local RSS and was wondering if anyone know of any good site that have <a href="http://localsubject.com/sitecloud.html" rel="nofollow">local feeds</a> that I can use for my wordpress blog plugin wp-o-matic? I appreciate your help. I tried the common sense way by searching google and can't seem to find anything with any value to it and mainly I want the <a href="http://localsubject.com/top-listings.html" rel="nofollow">top rss</a> I can find, but really one site so far. Also, I don't see an rss feed for this forum. Do you have a rss? If so I would like to subscribe! Your forum seems pretty cool so added ya' to my favorites. :) Thanks I seen a thread on this webmaster forum today talking about Local RSS and was wondering if anyone know of any good site that have local feeds that I can use for my wordpress blog plugin wp-o-matic?

I appreciate your help. I tried the common sense way by searching google and can’t seem to find anything with any value to it and mainly I want the top rss I can find, but really one site so far.

Also, I don’t see an rss feed for this forum. Do you have a rss? If so I would like to subscribe! Your forum seems pretty cool so added ya’ to my favorites.

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Thanks

]]> Comment on Anyone else still looking for work by Brian http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/05/13/anyone-else-still-looking-for-work/comment-page-1/#comment-261 Brian Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:41:22 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.wordpress.com/?p=168#comment-261 Dave, I was made redundant at the start of the month, totally unexpected and it knocked me for six. I'm a mechanical design engineer in building services based in Dublin. It's a wasteland here in Ireland. In the past month I have seen only one job advertised that matches my skills and experience. I've been looking towards London for the past few weeks and there seems to be a few positions been advertised but there are a lot of people on the job hunt out there. All in all it's pretty crap. Dave, I was made redundant at the start of the month, totally unexpected and it knocked me for six. I’m a mechanical design engineer in building services based in Dublin. It’s a wasteland here in Ireland. In the past month I have seen only one job advertised that matches my skills and experience. I’ve been looking towards London for the past few weeks and there seems to be a few positions been advertised but there are a lot of people on the job hunt out there. All in all it’s pretty crap.

]]> Comment on Anyone else still looking for work by Dave http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/05/13/anyone-else-still-looking-for-work/comment-page-1/#comment-258 Dave Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:08:55 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.wordpress.com/?p=168#comment-258 Been out of work since May 09.If anything there are signs of recovery in the building/architectural industries,just waiting for it to filter through to this sector.I've noticed more buidling services CAD jobs appearing.There are the odd few CAD jobs on agency websites, that in past had none for months.How are others finding it?Have you found employment,changed industries or still seeking work? Been out of work since May 09.If anything there are signs of recovery in the building/architectural industries,just waiting for it to filter through to this sector.I’ve noticed more buidling services CAD jobs appearing.There are the odd few CAD jobs on agency websites, that in past had none for months.How are others finding it?Have you found employment,changed industries or still seeking work?

]]> Comment on The Recession by dancullingham http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/05/11/the-recession/comment-page-1/#comment-179 dancullingham Fri, 09 Oct 2009 10:27:34 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/the-recession/#comment-179 Results of ‘Confidence in the Building Services Industry’ survey published. October 7, 2009 by dancullingham Technology Resourcing, a leading supplier of contract and permanent staff within the building services industry, have recently conducted a survey of over 70 Intermediate to Director level building services professionals to assess the confidence that currently exists within the market. Prior to the survey Technology Resourcing’s research had suggested that optimism was returning to the industry and that following the extremely challenging market conditions of Q4 2008 through to Q3 2009 there may be an increase in workload going into 2010. The results of the poll went some way to ratifying our thoughts and provided some interesting and quite positive results. Almost ⅔ of those polled felt that confidence was returning within the building services sector reporting that their organisations were expecting increased workloads by Q1 of 2010 at the latest. 11% are already experiencing increased workloads and a further 15% projected increased workloads by the end of this year. Only a small percentage (11%) projected further decline through 2010. Technology Resourcing would like to thank everybody who took part in the poll and if anyone has any further questions regarding this particular survey or requires any other information on recruitment within the building services industry please do not hesitate to contact Dan Cullingham, who heads up our Building Services division, on 01483 302211. To see the full poll results please click here: http://polls.linkedin.com/poll-results/53621/loixr or email DCullingham@tech-res.co.uk Results of ‘Confidence in the Building Services Industry’ survey published.
October 7, 2009 by dancullingham
Technology Resourcing, a leading supplier of contract and permanent staff within the building services industry, have recently conducted a survey of over 70 Intermediate to Director level building services professionals to assess the confidence that currently exists within the market.

Prior to the survey Technology Resourcing’s research had suggested that optimism was returning to the industry and that following the extremely challenging market conditions of Q4 2008 through to Q3 2009 there may be an increase in workload going into 2010. The results of the poll went some way to ratifying our thoughts and provided some interesting and quite positive results.

Almost ⅔ of those polled felt that confidence was returning within the building services sector reporting that their organisations were expecting increased workloads by Q1 of 2010 at the latest. 11% are already experiencing increased workloads and a further 15% projected increased workloads by the end of this year. Only a small percentage (11%) projected further decline through 2010.

Technology Resourcing would like to thank everybody who took part in the poll and if anyone has any further questions regarding this particular survey or requires any other information on recruitment within the building services industry please do not hesitate to contact Dan Cullingham, who heads up our Building Services division, on 01483 302211.

To see the full poll results please click here: http://polls.linkedin.com/poll-results/53621/loixr or email DCullingham@tech-res.co.uk

]]> Comment on Olympics by Tim Booth http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/09/23/olympics/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Tim Booth Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:59:35 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.com/?p=186#comment-115 I have been fishing for who the clients are on this project. if i get anywhere i will let you know Tim at ASA recruitment www.asa-recruitment.com I have been fishing for who the clients are on this project. if i get anywhere i will let you know Tim at ASA recruitment http://www.asa-recruitment.com

]]> Comment on CAD by David http://buildingservicesforum.com/2009/05/11/cad/comment-page-1/#comment-112 David Sat, 01 Aug 2009 18:25:21 +0000 http://buildingservicesforum.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/cad/#comment-112 Well that de[pends on how well you know the programs. Either way you need to build up a library???? Well that de[pends on how well you know the programs. Either way you need to build up a library????

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