Kubota raspravlja o izazovima s kojima se suočava građevinska industrija
The izgradnja Industrija će se vjerojatno suočiti s brojnim izazovima u nadolazećim mjesecima, s očekivanim promjenama zakonodavstva i nastavkom prekida u materijalima i opskrbnim lancima u 2021., objašnjava Geoff Smith, voditelj trgovaca u Kuboti UK.
Podaci o industriji govore nam kako je komercijalna izgradnja u 2021. općenito bila malo ometena građevinska industrija growth was in fact driven by residential building and public infrastructure projects. This helped account to a significant growth as an industry average. Of course, this was achieved through a number of difficult circumstances; the Covid-19 pandemic, supply chain disruptions and a shortage of materials to name a few. These resulted in trying times for the industry – a perfect storm. Isolating staff, transport delays, shortages of materials to transport and labour gaps all contributed to industry disruptions and seemingly had an effect on pricing too, with some suppliers looking to cover themselves in difficult times.
After a tough previous year, industry growth is forecasted to continue increasing at around 5%. Some of the key drivers of industry change are foreseeable. Legislation will continue to impact trends and most noticeably the Building Safety Bill, expected to become law in Summer 2022, and the Red Diesel usage changes in April. Unfortunately, the issues of last year are not immediately ceasing to exist, as this recovery will take time. Furthermore, a spike in Covid-19 cases saw a surge of positive tests in the first few weeks of 2022, isolating key workers and staff. Supply chain issues are expected to continue fluctuating parallel to this due to driver availability and ongoing staff shortages.
Ovi neizvjesni izazovi naglašavaju potrebu za predviđanjem i važnost partnerstva s dobavljačem ili proizvođačem s industrijskom ekspertizom, kako bi se pomoglo u upravljanju promjenjivim rokovima isporuke i spriječili svi predvidljivi poremećaji u projektima.
Furthermore, sustainability will continue to increase in popularity as projects, suppliers and manufacturers look to hybridise their efforts, readying for a more sustainable future. Of course, Kubota has already made strides in this field with its Smart Energy Solutions range that includes LPG and electric powered machines offering high levels of productivity, reduced downtime and low to zero emissions. Perfectly suitable for projects within low emission zones and city centres.
Alongside sustainability, alternative fuels are expected to be high on forthcoming agendas, with reform and entitlement restrictions on the use of red diesel coming into law from April. This huge change to construction is anticipated by Kubota, who is well placed to help customers with this transition, further supporting the idea of partnering with a trusted, industry expert to negate challenges faced across the industry.
Pozitivno za industriju je očekivanje rasta oko radova na javnoj infrastrukturi, što prirodno potiče potražnju za opremom za kopanje i mini-bagerima. Ovaj rast potiču regionalni i nacionalni infrastrukturni projekti kao što su HS2 i planovi izgradnje nacionalnih autocesta, kao što su pametne autoceste, dok zemlja nastavlja s naporima da bude bolje povezana. Naravno, dugovječnost projekata ove veličine ostavlja dostupnost trgovcima za ciljanje na regionalizirano tržište kako bi pomogli s lokalnim zahtjevima oko građevinskih i drugih radova.
Dakle, s mamurlukom 2021. koji je pred nama i širokim rasponom očekivanih promjenjivih izazova koji se očekuju tijekom ove godine, Kubota predlaže partnerstvo sa stručnjakom iz industrije poput sebe kako bismo bili potpuno spremni i imali stručnost i predviđanje potrebne za rješavanje bilo kakvih poteškoća suočen. Dodatna prednost takvog partnerstva naravno znači pristup najnovijim inovativnim tehnologijama mini-bagera od najvećeg proizvođača u Velikoj Britaniji od povjerenja.
Pošta Kubota raspravlja o izazovima s kojima se suočava građevinska industrija pojavio prvi na Vijesti iz građevinske industrije.
