ORS, Ireland’s leading multidisciplinary building consultancy, cements its reputation as an employer of choice within the construction sector, having won multiple awards. The Mullingar-based firm recently took home the ‘Best Company to Work For’ Award at the prestigious Irish Building and Design Awards. Additionally, the firm has been recognised by Great Place to Work for
Why Did You Choose ORS? One of the main reasons I joined ORS after I completed my studies at DkIT was their comprehensive Graduate Programme. The Shape Your Future Graduate Programme has had an amazing impact on me starting my professional career as it has helped me understand and achieve career goals with the support
In Ireland, timber has been a staple in construction since ancient times. In recent years we have seen more modern marvels be created with timber such as the CLT constructed Subtropical Swimming Paradise in Centre Parcs, Co Longford. As environmental concerns drive the need for sustainable building materials, mass timber has emerged as a pivotal
In Ireland, ensuring energy efficiency in buildings is not just a choice but a legal requirement. Part L of the Building Regulations introduced by the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage outlines the standards for energy performance and conservation in both new and existing buildings. Part L is sometimes also referred to as nZEB
ORS is one of the leading multidisciplinary building consultancies in Ireland. We pride ourselves on three pillars that set us apart: Our People, Client Relationships, and Multidisciplinary Service. Our multidisciplinary approach uniquely includes civil and structural engineering, project management, infrastructure, health and safety, building surveying, assigned certifier, fire safety, energy management, and environmental services. No
In a move to improve housing standards in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (DLR), the local council has teamed up with ORS, a leading provider of surveying services. This collaboration aims to ensure compliance with the Housing Standards Regulations 2019, fostering a safer and more comfortable living environment for landlords and tenants in the area. The focus is
In the dynamic landscape of construction in Ireland, ensuring the safety and stability of structures during the building process is paramount. Temporary works play a pivotal role in achieving this goal. This insight delves into the significance of temporary works in construction projects across Ireland, highlighting key considerations and best practices for a secure and
From initial planning to roadworks project completion, the main concern should be the safety of road users, pedestrians and workers. Every reasonable effort must be made to minimise disruptions caused by roadworks to the public and site personnel. The legal obligations are outlined in the Safety Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and the
Amidst the recent energy crisis that has led to surging energy prices across Ireland and Europe, organisations are now focusing significantly on their energy consumption, elevating it to a top priority for ensuring financial stability. The key lies in understanding energy usage, an integral aspect of managing the financial health of a business. Familiarising members