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Construction Professionals Invited by WRAP to Help Shape Web Site

Nov 15 2006

Professionals engaged in the construction industry are being invited to input into the shape and presentation of WRAP’s future website at a series of Webportal Development Workshops hosted by WRAP (the Waste & Resources Action Programme).

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WRAP would value construction professionals’ input to help ensure that the re-development of its website meets the needs of today’s construction industry. In addition to the satisfaction of sharing knowledge and gaining from the long-term benefits of an efficient delivery of WRAP resources.

The following four specialised workshops are being held to get construction industry input into the way WRAP can best deliver information and resources through its website (www.wrap.org.uk):

  • Design Workshop (28 November)
  • Construction Workshop (29 November)
  • Supply Chain Workshop (12 and 14 December)

All workshops will be held at the Institute of Materials, 1 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1 5DB, from 12pm to 2pm.

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