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Justin Stanton

Croydon, South Croydon
As seen in: BIM+, VMware Blogs, Little Green Footballs, Global Construction Review, Commercial Motor, Construction Management, Motor Transport UK, Project Safety Journal, CIOB People
Film fan since seeing Dr No in the early 70s. London Film Festival regular. Rock Show presenter on Radio Marsden. Regular detours into cycling and comics.
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AtkinsRéalis develops immersive room for nuclear decommissioning

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By Justin Stanton
| Construction Management Verified
Inside the new immersive environment for nuclear decommissioning, developed by AtkinsRéalis, Sellafield and Igloo Vision. Image: Sellafield Ltd AtkinsRéalis, Sellafield Ltd and Igloo Vision have developed an immersive, virtual environment from which to plan and deliver nuclear decommissioning work more safely.
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Civil engineering surveyors get data management best practice

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By Justin Stanton
| digitalconstructionplus.com
Image: Dmitry Kalinovsky | Dreamstime.com The Utilities and Subsurface Mapping Panel (USMP) of the CICES has produced updated best-practice guidance to highlight areas that all professional surveyors should be mindful of when conducting a utility or subsurface survey and recommended steps to consider. The guidance refers to data in its widest sense, from desktop utility records searches and site reconnaissance to utility detection and verification.
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More surveyors embrace AI, but security worries grow

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By Justin Stanton
| digitalconstructionplus.com
Image: Jutharat Jaroenwong | Dreamstime.com RICS’ latest AI report brings together the survey responses from 1,883 chartered surveyors in construction and 1,265 surveyors in commercial property. It reveals that more than a third (37%) of the construction surveyors plan a moderate or significant increase in AI investment – up from 30% in 2025 – but only around 4% currently report widespread or full integration.
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