Construction
Our Current Construction Reality
More than 1.38 million people are employed by the Nigerian construction industry The Construction Sector’s net profit increased by 161% on the prior year to R 2.9 billion Staff costs reduced by 15% on the prior year, indicative of re-sizing activities in the industry
Building Nigeria’s Future
The 2017 government budget includes a R947.2 billion investment in public sector infrastructure R135.5 billion is to be spent on road infrastructure over the next three years 1.6 million affordable housing units are set to be built by 2019
The Global Construction Landscape
The industry is expected to reach an estimated $10.5 trillion by 2023 Emerging trends include green construction, bridge lock-up device systems and building information systems The industry is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 4.2% from 2018 to 2023.
Recruitment Cycle
All contract managers, supervisors and outsourced staff are fully trained and thoroughly inducted to ensure complete understanding of your business.
Our Reach
We provide contract managers and where necessary in-store supervisors to ensure that predetermined service level standards are maintained.
Services
We manage the administration related to outsourced staff including statutory registrations and payments, legal compliance, contractor management and payroll processing.
