What does SOC stand for?

Survey of Construction

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Samples in periodicals archive:

I'm certain a survey of construction firms would show a much higher proportion of building firms with apprentices on their payroll.

Cement relations; LETTERS

A field survey of construction workers conducted by Al-Madinah Arabic daily showed that they lacked clarity regarding their labor rights pertaining to summertime working schedules for outdoor workers.

NSHR calls for midday break for outdoor workers

Construction starts revealed a downward trend over the course of 2008 as emerging weakness for commercial building joined housing's extended slide, according to New York-based McGraw-Hill Construction's survey of construction starts.

Nonresidential construction, multifamily building fall in 2008

Full story: Page 13 Infrastructure 'need in North' A NEW survey of construction work highlights the desperate need for new infrastructure in the North-East, development expert Michael Henning, chairman of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, said last night.

DAY IN 2 MINUTES: regional news

Concrete/asphalt recyclers recovered as much as 140 million tons of concrete and at least 15 million tons of asphalt in 2005, according to a survey of Construction Materials Recycling Association (CMRA) members, making concrete the most recycled material in North America by weight among those surveyed.

Survey says

Nonresidential construction posted a moderate increase during the first half of 2008, even as it took a significant dip during the month of June compared with the previous month, according to New York-based McGraw-Hill Construction's monthly survey of construction starts.

Nonresidential building rises during first half of 2008

The company topped the charts in a survey of construction standards, carried out by the NHBC (National House Building Council).

McCarthy and Stone top the reliability table

Nonresidential construction posted a slight gain during the first quarter of 2008, despite a deep dive in March and a decline in new-construction starts overall, according to New York-based McGraw-Hill Construction's monthly survey of construction starts.

Nonresidential construction up slightly in Q1, plummets in March