✨ With an overwhelming response to our call out, we've extended the deadline - If you'd like to sponsor the CIF International Women's Day event for 2026, there's limited time to get involved! ✨
Be part of this sell-out event. Email [email protected] 📧
#CIF2026 #IWD2026 #GiveToGain
From all at the Construction Industry Federation, we wish our members a peaceful Christmas and a prosperous new year. 🎄 ✨
#MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays
Built for Construction, Backed by CIF Members: Evolution Mx in Action us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Really interesting morning at @CIF_Ireland #Digicon25 at Croke park - Minister @EmerHigginsTD stressing the importance of investing in innovation, digitalisation & MMC, with a big focus on supporting SMEs
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
🔥 Standardisation & MMC: Éadaoin Ní Fhearghail and Ross McNamara explore how consistency and collaboration can unlock innovation.
📸 @MauraHickey3
@CIF_Ireland #CIFDigicon25 #CIFSummits
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
🌍 Steen Sunesen from buildingSMART Norway on the openBIM Harmony initiative and the need for shared digital standards across Europe.
@CIF_Ireland #CIFDigicon25 #CIFSummits
📸 @MauraHickey3
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
🏗️ How do regulations shape innovation?
Panellists from GS1, UCD, Procon and Clancy Construction share insights on Ireland’s standards landscape.
📸 @MauraHickey3
@CIF_Ireland #CIFDigicon25 #CIFSummits
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
💡 From BIM to SME enablement, today’s first panel explored the decade of digital progress shaping Ireland’s construction industry.
@CIF_Ireland #CIFDigicon25 #CIFSummits
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
💡 CIF CEO Andrew Brownlee spoke about how innovation, skills and collaboration can shape Ireland’s digital construction future and build a smarter, more connected industry.
@CIF_Ireland #CIFDigicon25 #CIFSummits
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
🇮🇪 Minister Emer Higgins highlights government’s role in accelerating digitalisation across construction and public procurement.
@CIF_Ireland #CIFDigicon25 #CIFSummits
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Resharing this for Construction Safety Week #CIFSafety25
Safety signs reinforce good practice on construction sites. What signs do you need to keep your workforce that bit safer?
parrotsigns.co.uk/articles/t…
#ParrotSigns🦜🔴🔵🟡🟢 #Construction
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
KORE are proud to partner with CIF Ireland for the 2025 Safety Campaign! 🚧
From Oct 13-24, we’ll host toolbox talks, forklift demos, safety pledges & more - all promoting health, safety & wellbeing☕💚
#CIFSafety25 #KORE #KOREInsulation #KORERetrofit
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Great to be help launch the Construction Safety Campaign out at the Walls & O’Flynn site on the Naas Rd yesterday cif.ie/2025/10/13/constructi…
The construction industry is rolling out safety workshops over the next two weeks as part of its ‘Back to Basics’ campaign.
The initiative aims to remind workers of the ongoing dangers of falls on building sites, still the leading cause of death in the sector.
#VMNews
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Electric Skyline is proud to announce the appointment of Marian Deasy as our first Safety Ambassador, marking a significant step forward in our ongoing commitment to safety.
We are sharing this news during @CIF_Ireland Construction Safety Week, a time dedicated to raising awareness and reinforcing the importance of keeping safety at the heart of everything we do.
Marian’s appointment forms a central part of our upcoming Live for Lorcan Initiative, which will officially launch on Friday, 21st November at the McWilliam Park Hotel in Claremorris, Co. Mayo. The initiative honours the memory of Marian’s son, Lorcan Deasy, who tragically lost his life in a workplace accident in 2018. His story has inspired a movement within Electric Skyline that focuses on the human side of safety and the importance of making the right choice in every moment.
Through Live for Lorcan, we want to encourage everyone to see safety not as a rulebook, but as a shared responsibility that protects our families, friends and colleagues. Our goal is simple: that everyone goes home safe, every day.
You can read the full story here
electricskyline.ie/appointme…
#LiveForLorcan #CIFSafety25 #BackToBasics #ElectricSkyline #SafetyCulture #WorkplaceSafety #ConstructionIreland
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
LOETB Inclusion Week & #CIFSafety25 🚧 Apprentice Gavin Johnson led a toolbox talk on safe dismantling procedures ⚠️ #InclusionWeek #LOETB #CIFSafety25
@CIF_Ireland @laoisoffalyetb
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
To mark the @CIF_Ireland Safety Week our team took part in a Mobile Tower Training Course, ensuring we all stay up to date with the latest safety standards and best practices.
#loveconstruction #pbcbuilders #pbcskills #health #safety #CIFSafety25 #SafetyFirst #ConstructionSafety
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Great to be down at the @CIF_Ireland South East Construct conference in Waterford. Great buzz in the room. Minister Cummins kicking things off by talking about the critical role of local authorities & planning system in providing land & infrastructure for housing
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Stewart Construction is proud to partner again this year with Construction Industry Federation (CIF) Construction Safety Campaign 2025 #CIFSafety25
The Campaign runs from October 13th to October 25th and the theme this year is Back to Basics. #backtobasics
#TeamStewart
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
KORE are proud to partner with CIF Ireland for the 2025 Safety Campaign! 🚧
From Oct 13-24, we’ll host toolbox talks, forklift demos, safety pledges & more - all promoting health, safety & wellbeing☕💚
#CIFSafety25 #KORE #KOREInsulation #KORERetrofit
Construction Industry Federation (CIF) retweeted
Check out Damien Connor, IPAF's Irish Country Manager, on @VirginMediaNews carrying out a safety talk aimed at promoting safe work at height using MEWPs at the #CIFSafety25 launch yesterday!
The construction industry is rolling out safety workshops over the next two weeks as part of its ‘Back to Basics’ campaign.
The initiative aims to remind workers of the ongoing dangers of falls on building sites, still the leading cause of death in the sector.
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