I’ve written extensively across the engineering and construction sectors, ranging from corporate and product collateral, websites and campaigns for heating, fenestration, and industrial system OEMs to thought leadership white papers, blogs, case studies and eBooks for sector-specific ERP software. Some copywriting samples follow.
The construction and engineering sectors face many pressures. Faced with rising cost of materials, and diminishing margins, establishing robust fiscal management and real-time budgetary control is top of the board’s agenda. Prime contractors and EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) firms are trying to balance on-time, on budget project delivery against a scarcity of skilled labour and complex, often uncertain, global supply chains. It’s therefore no surprise my writing commissions often surround explaining technology and digitalization, providing context and encouragement for firms to move away from multiple spreadsheets to operations driven by access to a single, enterprise-wide master data source. In the process I have written about the latest sector trends and advancements including Building Information Modelling (BIM); Artificial Intelligence (AI); smart-buildings; drones; 3D printing; modular (off-site) modern methods of construction and the move to ‘build and maintain’ lifecycle business models.
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