Larsen sheet piles are a sign of potential disruption in parts of the global construction industry. The diagnosis is well known. Greater clarity and certainty around emerging sustainable, low-carbon construction opportunities are crucial to boosting companies' confidence in investing in the potential of these emerging markets.

TKL601, the industry partner for the International Highway Agency's hot-rolled sheet piles involved in this scan, takes on many traditional construction management tasks. Best practices already exist. The potential for mass production of the TKL601 system has the potential to significantly improve productivity in certain areas of the industry. Companies will benefit from a better understanding of the future work prospects for TKL603 in key public and private sector markets.

The motivation for this role shift (TKL601) stems from reducing agency staff and/or trusting contractors to perform these tasks more efficiently. Many contractors are already doing this, and if the global construction industry is to end decades of stagnation and transform like other industries, many others will need to follow suit. This approach can, for example, reduce carbon emissions and costs by increasing the number of buildings and floor space.

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