Green building is no longer a luxury
it’s a necessity. India ranks 3rd globally in LEED-certified spaces. But are your MEP systems truly sustainable?
Time to audit energy usage, lifecycle cost, and material sourcing.
#GreenBuilding#MEP#Sustainability#Construction
Before duct installation, check slab clear height and coordinate with electrical trays and fire lines.
Ignoring this leads to major rework and site delays.
And always go with factory fabricated ducts
#HVACIndia#Ducting#MEPExecution#LearnHVAC
@Indian_Analyzer It's a good step
But the government should also focus on EV charging stations and should also give some subsidy to solar based charging stations
Government should add an EV charging station to the compliance norms of parking areas
It will help in ev adoption
#ElectricVehicle
#Procurement Insight:
Before finalizing HVAC equipment, always verify star rating, ISEER value, and local availability of spares & service support.
A cheaper unit without service support ends up costing more long-term.
#Procurement#HVACIndia#ConstructionTips#MEP
In large commercial buildings, coordinated MEP shop drawings can save up to 10-15% of rework costs.
Start coordination early — HVAC, electrical, and plumbing clashes cost time and money.
#HVAC#MEP#ConstructionIndia#LearnHVAC
People crave sustainable development but resist the changes it demands.
This is the biggest hurdle in the path of sustainability
#Sustainability#Construction
Real estate sector’s #Budget2025 expectations:
Higher home loan interest deduction (₹2L → ₹5L)
Lower GST on cement for affordable housing
Industry status for better financing
Incentives for green buildings & infra growth
#BudgetWithHT#Budget#Construction
Suroj Buildcon has set a new benchmark in India's construction industry, they completed the largest continuous concrete pour in the country, involving 8,700 cubic meters, for the Pile Cap Raft at KEI factory
#Construction#Engineering#India#Concrete#SurojBuildcon
@PTI_News Absolutely,
the whole country is proud of what #Mukesh bhai has built in #Jamnagar. He has built an empire on a barren land where lakhs of people work today.
He is a master of oil and telecom business, no one can beat him,
A true visionary leader
#Reliance
16,000 Indian laborers now in Israel's construction sector, domestic challenges could arise: rising rates and workforce shortages in India. This is the best time for the government to invest in skilling construction workers to meet both local and global demands
#Construction
Indian workers employed in Israel's construction sector post-Hamas attack, replacing barred Palestinian laborers. A clear call for India to prioritize skilling its labor force to meet global demand. Skilled labor is our strongest export
#Construction
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#Delhi steps up anti-pollution measures
As construction professionals, it's a reminder to prioritize sustainable practices like dust control, eco-friendly materials, and compliance with environmental norms. Let's build responsibly!
#Construction#DelhiAir
Tragic loss of life in MP as a slab collapse claims 3 construction workers. This incident underscores the urgent need for stringent safety norms. Worker safety must be a non-negotiable priority in construction.
#constructionworker#Construction#Safety https://t.co/Si5qkvURka
#NGT recent order requiring central appraisals for construction projects could impact project timelines and approvals.
Is this a step forward for accountability or a bottleneck for progress?
#Construction#RealEstate
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Important update for #construction:
Centre has increased minimum wage rates up to ₹1,035/day for workers. This change highlights the need to adjust procurement budgets and ensure fair labor practices.
#India#Procurement#Labour
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These days all companies are talking about #Sustainability but their employees themselves are working in a culture that is not #sustainable itself,
most of the offices are filled with toxic culture
#WorkLifeBalance#MentalHealth
@manishanataraj The quality of #construction in government projects has always been questionable.
It would be better if you give it to a private company, they will build it better than this.
How long will such houses last? This is also a question.
This is an opportunity for the people of India.
Anyway, even today there is no respect for skills here and neither do they get paid as per their skills.
But if so many people leave then the condition of construction companies in India will become tight
#ConstructionJobs
As a professional in #construction, compliance with environmental guidelines is key to sustainable growth. Let’s ensure we adhere to @mybmc's 27-point guidelines on pollution control in our projects.
#Sustainable#Construction#mumbai
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