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Located in the scenic county of Angus, immediately available, three contact centre specific properties, two at Brechin Business Park and one at Arbroath Enterprise Park. Both locations are high-profile gateway sites and benefit from excellent road, rail and air communications and rapid access to the central belt of Scotland and beyond.
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In the Tayside Local Economic Forum area, the construction sector accounts for 5.5% of the workforce (Source: Futureskills Scotland Tayside Labour Market Profile 2003). Although the numbers employed in the industry fell by some 12% in the five years between 1998 and 2003, twice the national average, it is vital that the area sustains a healthy construction sector.
For more information on fluctuations and trends in the area, see The Tayside Labour Market Profile Autumn/Winter 2005.
The importance of the construction industry to the Scottish economy as a whole is reflected in the numbers employed in the sector (200,000) and its worth - approximately £10 billion which represents approximately 10 per cent of Scotland's GDP. To put this into perspective, the Scottish construction industry is twice the size of the agriculture sector and almost three times the size of the combined utility services. The industry makes a substantial contribution to the economic development of Scotland.
The Scottish Construction Forum is 'an industry led initiative which aims to drive forward improvements in Scotland's construction sector. With members drawn from both the public and private sectors, the Forum seeks to encourage best practice, improve research and increase communication across the construction sector. By providing strategic advice to the industry, the Scottish Executive and the Scottish Parliament, the Forum will work to boost productivity and improve standards within the sector.' (Source:Scottish Enterprise Tayside Scottish Construction Forum pages)
As part of its strategic aims, the Forum has launched the first set of Scottish construction industry key performance indicators (KPIs).
The KPIs enable organisations to improve, by measuring and benchmarking critical issues that affect economic, environmental and people management performance.
The KPI Pack includes KPI data, handbook and introductory presentation on CD. The Forum are also planning a series of workshops to help you use the the KPIs to improve performance
Map of organisations supporting theScottish construction industry:
