The phrase "access to construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to enter or utilize construction sites or resources related to construction.
Example: "The workers were granted access to construction areas to ensure the project stayed on schedule."
Alternatives: "entry to construction" or "permission for construction".
It was the publicly-conceived and publicly-funded BART system and it took a decade of organizing for black activists to overcome union and employer bias and win local residents access to construction and operational jobs.
Civil engineering firm BAM Nuttall has deployed a biometric authentication solution through Human Recognition Systems and Construction Skills Certification Scheme to secure access to construction sites during the extensive transformation of the London Olympic stadium.
This Roster will give access to construction external experts for potential short-term assignments and will also open the opportunity for deployments to our internal staff to broaden their experiences through exposure to various environments and roles.
As a construction worker with access to building equipment he had helped with rescue efforts, and had so far helped remove 10 bodies from the rubble, he added.
This research indicates that participatory design methods should be complemented by community-based initiatives that address other aspects of the housing development process, such as access to materials, construction, and construction management.
Construction is currently on hold as Native Hawaiian protesters claim the mountain as sacred and have blocked access to the construction site.
But Raytheon said that Washington was given full access to all construction projects for 10 months.
In a federal lawsuit filed last week, the company accused them and other protesters of blocking access to the construction site, threatening workers and trespassing onto private land.
A friend of mine, Marian Moore, who spent time at the camp in support of the water protectors, told me that, one day, members of the Indigenous Youth Council took water up to the barricade that prevented access to pipeline construction.
Peeling back a sheet-metal partition that was blocking access to another construction site, we ascended a long ramp that led up to a fence separating the site from the tracks.
