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Gamification of Construction | Episode 108
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- Construction Disrupted
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- Mar 25, 2026
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- 2086
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Construction Disrupted Episode 108 - Gamification of Construction (25.03.26) In this episode we're going youthful, exploring how the next generation is shaping the future of construction, from leveraging gaming skills to government initiatives and promising data on the industry’s age profile. Let's all drink from the fountain of construction youth. But first: Check Adobe Acrobat PDF Spaces which helps us put this podcast together each week: https://bit.ly/4swHSiq The Next Generation’s Gaming Skills Can Help Shape Modern Construction Gaming isn’t just a pastime—it’s a training ground for the future of construction. According to Louisa Finlay, COO and Chief People Officer at Kier, the skills honed through gaming, such as spatial awareness, 3D worldbuilding, teamwork, problem-solving, and risk assessment, are directly transferable to modern construction practices like digital construction, BIM, project planning, and 3D modeling. During Open Doors Week (March 23–28), Kier aims to show young people how their digital hobbies can translate into fulfilling careers in construction. With the industry increasingly embracing technology and data-driven solutions, gaming enthusiasts already possess many of the skills needed to thrive in this evolving field. Kier’s “naturally digital” initiative highlights the importance of embedding digital thinking into the culture of construction, making it second nature for professionals. Open Doors Week provides a unique opportunity to inspire the next generation by showcasing how their passions can align with the industry’s needs. Construction Industry Welcomes Young Employment Drive The UK government has launched a major initiative to create 200,000 new jobs and apprenticeships for young people in the construction industry, backed by £1 billio…