Construction & Project Management
This is UCLan's Construction & Project Management library page.
For more help and guidance please contact your Subject Librarian: Bob Frost
Online construction resources
- British Standards
- Building Cost Information Service ( BCIS)
- Digimap
- IHS Markit comprising:
- Construction Information Service
- Environmental Management
- Occupational Health & Safety Information Service
- Engineer-it and Specify-it - iSurv (RICS)
Books
Use Library Search to locate print books. This will tell you exactly what we have in stock and where it is located. EBook collections listed below:
- AccessEngineering - contains DataVis material properties information.
- Ebook Central
- More e-book collections
Journals and Articles
Searching for journal articles (Subject-specific journal databases)
- Environment Complete
- IEEEXplore
- ICE Virtual Library Archive (Institution of Civil Engineers)
Searching for journal articles (Multi-disciplinary databases)
- Academic Search Complete
- ASTM Compass
- Business Source Complete
- Emerald Management Premier
- Proquest Central
- Sage Journals Online
- Science Direct
- SpringerLink
- Wiley Online Library
Searching for journal articles (Abstracting & indexing databases) perfect for Literature Reviews.
Additional Resources
Law
- Westlaw - law reports and legislation from the UK and Europe, together with many legal journals.
- The Incorporated Council of Law Reporting (ICLR) - provides access to Law Reports, Industrial Case Reports, Public and Third Sector Reports, Weekly Law Reports and Business Law Reports.
- Lexis Library - UK law reports and legislation together with legal journals. It also incorporates the online version of Halsbury's Laws of England; a key legal research encyclopedia covering all aspects of English Law. Provides access to Construction Law Journal (1999-present), Construction Law Reports (1983-present) and Construction Newsletter (2005-present)
- LexisPSL (Professional Support Lawyer) - a reference service providing guidance on both what the law is and how to apply it in practice. It is delivered in the form of practice area modules with each one organised by topic, containing practice notes, checklists, precedents, forms, and selected cases, legislation and regulatory rules. It is monitored and updated on a daily basis
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