How digital tools help safety representatives create safer construction sites
The safety representative (verneombud) is vital in construction. Discover how Cobuilder’s digital tools support HSE compliance and safety.
Safety Data Sheets: What, Why and How in Construction
See how digital SDS management delivers transparency, safety, and operational ease.
Safety Data Sheet Register with Cobuilder Collaborate
With Cobuilder Collaborate you get a digital Safety Data Sheet Register (SDS register) that simplifies documentation, compliance, and HSE in construction projects. Structured, accessible, and always up to date.
Structured SDS Management in the Construction Industry
Discover how to streamline Safety Data Sheet (SDS) management in construction with Cobuilder Supply. Ensure REACH and DPP compliance, reduce risk, and simplify chemical data handling.
ESG in Construction: From Compliance to Competitive Advantage
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance — three core areas used to assess how organisations manage sustainability and social responsibility, beyond financial results.
The Working Environment Act Explained: What It Means for Construction
Arbeidsmiljøloven er Norges viktigste lov for å sikre trygge, rettferdige og helsefremmende arbeidsforhold.
Cobuilder wants to solve sustainability reporting for the construction industry
Cobuilder launches a new service that helps players in the construction industry meet the new requirements for sustainability reporting (CSRD). The service makes data collection and reporting more efficient, streamlined and data-driven.
CSRD reporting: How contractors can best prepare
From 1 January 2025, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will come into force in Norway.
IFC plus Data Templates – the right formula for interoperable data
Let’s take a closer look at why simply providing products in IFC format is not enough and how data templates are the missing ingredients for the right formula.
CSRD reporting: What does it mean to you?
With the introduction of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies in the Norwegian construction industry will have to rethink how they handle and report their environmental and social impact.