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After the DDR Forum & Expo 2017, held in June in Brussels, the European Demolition Association, EDA, organizes its Annual Convention 2018 in June 7-9, in Vienna (Austria), this time focus on demolition and decontamination.
visit.brussels has selected the event organized by the European Demolition Association in June for its contribution to propage and support Brussels as an international MICE destination.
The European Commission organizes this activity in Spain on November 7, and the Spanish Demolition Association, AEDED, member of EDA, will be actively involved.
The company carries out tasks for both private companies and public institutions, and are equipped with the most modern tools and machinery.
The EDA Board of Directors reviewed the main subjects of the association, the common issues of the demolition industry in Europe, as well as its next activities, as the EDA Annual Convention 2018, to be held in Vienna, Austria, from 7 to 9 of June.
The European Commission organizes the sixth Thematic Group 3 ”Sustainable use of natural resources” of the Commission’s “Construction 2020” Action Plan, to be held on Thursday 23 November 2017, in Brussels.
This means just an example of what kind of data can be found in the European Demolition Industry Report 2017, which says that the 50% of the interviewed companies see themselves small, the 40%, medium, and only the 10%, large.
This workshop will serve to discuss exemplary business cases that have been identified in the study and that can be used to increase investment in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling infrastructure, especially in regions still lagging behind with respect to the 70% target of the EU Waste Framework Directive.
The European Federation of Building and Woodworkers, EFBWW, the European Construction Industry Federation, FIEC, and the Committee for European Construction Equipment, CECE, decided to apply for a joint project aiming at improving the safety and health conditions when working with construction machinery.
Organized by The Concrete Initiative organizes the “Concrete Dialogue 2017: Renewing Europe’s infrastructure: needs, challenges and opportunities”, which will be held on November 21 at The Square, Brussels (Belgium).
The World Demolition Summit (WDS), organised by Demolition & Recycling International in co-operation with the EDA, takes place in London, UK on Thursday November 2 – and members of the EDA and national associations can receive a 20% discount on the cost of tickets by registering online and using the code 20WDS.
This means just an example of what kind of data can be found in the European Demolition Industry Report 2017, which says that the 30% of the interviewed companies are engineerings (running mainly jobs as project manager for demolition) and the 29% are general contractors, doing all types of demolition jobs regularly.
The European Demolition Association increases its presence in Europe with the addition of a new company: KOMATSU
Level(s) is a voluntary reporting framework to improve the sustainability of buildings. Using existing standards, Level(s) provides a common EU approach to the assessment of environmental performance in the built environment.
The KTEG has a clear mandate: the development of innovative complete solutions that bring more power and thus the decisive plus in efficiency.
