Case study: Re-flow Field Management Review by The Lamorna Group
The Lamorna Group encompass three different businesses: CGS Contractors Southwest Limited, Celtic Turf Limited, and Iktin Solutions Limited. They began as a sole tradership in 1997 in West Cornwall, initially focussing on landscaping and groundworks and then expanding significantly, going from three employees to 75 in the process. Between the three businesses, Lamorna offer services […]
Re-flow – The Latest Re-flow Features that Protect, Streamline, and Enhance Highways Operations
The ideal piece of field management software should seem like an indispensable member of a company’s admin team. In big infrastructure this translates to quicker and more efficient operations via: The software should operate with the grace and confidence of a company expert. Staff and operatives should be saying, ‘I can’t imagine life without it.’ […]
Re-flow: State of the Construction Industry Report 2024
The construction industry is undergoing significant changes, driven by technological advancements, evolving regulations, and a strong focus on sustainability. More negatively, recruitment shortages and mental health issues are ongoing concerns, and a lack of clarity and funding is stifling more positive opportunities. Our comprehensive State of the Construction Industry Report 2024 delves into these trends, […]
LCRIG Innovation and Learning Festival: Enhancing Operations with Re-Flow
Every business wants to operate safely and efficiently. But managing these goals when using separate bits of software is difficult. Operatives and admin are often snowed under with time-consuming risk assessments and invoicing procedures. Work pressures mount up. Work quality goes down. Re-flow’s field management software addresses these issues. It’s an easy-to-use digital app and […]
Conversation on Mental Wellbeing in the Construction Industry: Insights from Andrew Pain and Andy Bishop
Mental health expert Andrew Pain and Lighthouse representative Andy Bishop recently joined Re-flow for an on-camera discussion about the mental wellbeing challenges faced by workers in the construction industry and the support available to them. The discussion highlights the critical need to address mental health issues in construction. Andrew Pain delves into the various factors […]
Staying Safe and Compliant with Re-flow at Rail Live
Whether for isolated lone workers doing track maintenance, monitoring worker fatigue, or avoiding disjointed communication and the subsequent errors, Health and Safety processes in Rail are crucial. These protocols ensure the smooth, secure, and efficient operation of the entire rail network – and make sure that nobody gets hurt. But if companies use a mess […]
Re-flow Wins The Sunday Times Best Places to Work Award for the Second Year in a Row
Last year, getting selected as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work in 2023 was an affirming and gratifying moment in Re-flow’s (then) 5-year growth. The company has said it is ‘thrilled’ to announce that it has now been awarded with this accolade for a second year running. The award recognises organisations in […]
Re-flow to take part in Traffex 2024
Re-flow is inviting readers of Highways News to join them on Stand C24 during Traffex 2024 at the CBS Arena, Coventry, to witness how Re-flow’s project management software and accompanying phone app help companies upgrade their workflow and systems, and the many benefits that come as a result: And much more besides. Put another way, we provide a world-class digital […]
Discover the benefits of Re-flow’s Digital ‘Form System’ in revolutionising health and safety compliance
From a health and safety perspective, managing a site can often feel like an uphill battle. You might dream of a day where operatives actually fill out their forms, or at least do them correctly. You might long for a little less heel-dragging. Sure, paper forms can be a lot. But a great digital solution […]
Re-flow Analysis: Spring Budget Industry Roundup
Jeremy Hunt released his spring budget two weeks ago to what was described as a collective national shrug. Now that a little time has passed, the newsworthiness of the big changes – abolishing non-dom status (to be replaced by something “fairer”) and cuts to national insurance – have lost their places in the country’s consciousness […]
