The funding will be used towards helping firms, training groups or trade associations develop their various schemes.
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) was awarded £231,945 to help create a pilot programme to develop corporate social responsibility among construction SMEs, while the Scottish Building Federation received £120,840 to build the Construction Collaborative Leadership Framework (CCLF) to develop joint solutions on solving industry issues.
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In addition, Glasgow-based GMG Contractors secured nearly £50,000 to develop the Manse Skills Academy, which will train apprentices offsite during periods of bad weather. Willmott Dixon also won £18,500 to help fund its new anti-slavery training programme.
Geeta Nathan, Head of Economic Analysis at CITB, said: "I'm excited to announce the latest round of industry-led projects that CITB is supporting. The construction industry faces unique challenges and it's important that we work together to address these issues so that we are well-positioned for the future."
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