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Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec

Emap launches series of build environment recruitment websites

Emap, the business-to-business multi-platform media group, today completes the launch of six new websites focused on the built environment and architecture industries

Emap, the business-to-business multi-platform media group, today completes the launch of six new websites focused on the built environment and architecture industries. Powered by Emap’s industry-leading construction trade titles, the new sites are set to become an essential recruitment resource for both job-seekers and employers throughout the built environment sector.


The new job boards cover all key areas of built environment recruitment, including the relaunch of Careersinconstruction.com as a leading careers destination for jobs across all sectors of the industry. Implementing the latest job board technology, Emap is launching the following websites:



  • Careersinconstruction.com – The place for all jobs in the built environment

  • NCEjobs.co.uk – Careers in engineering

  • ArchitectsJournaljobs.com – Careers in Architecture

  • CareersinQS.com – For all your surveyor jobs

  • Careersinbuildingservices.com – The place to build your career

  • Environmentalservicesjobs.co.uk – Careers in Environmental Services


The new specialised, market-driven jobsites provide outstanding functionality for all users as the sites are intuitive, allowing candidates to carry out a quick search for the perfect job, a simple two step registration for job alert emails, easy CV uploading and a straightforward application process. For employers and hiring managers, the sites offer competitively priced advanced features as well as a self-service suite.


Tracey Davies, Managing Director of Emap Recruitment, comments: “These new launches offer a fantastic recruitment solution to jobseekers and recruiters in the built environment and architecture sectors. As we have experienced with our recent recruitment launches, our sites save job-seekers time by presenting them with the best opportunities and a simple user experience, while our excellent print brands and networks allow recruiters unparalleled access to the core of each sector.”

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