Construction workers who are struggling with their mental health need to feel able to talk about their feelings before they reach crisis point, says Michelle Wiles ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September).

Balfour Beatty has introduced cabins designed to be environmentally sustainable and inclusive for people with neurodiverse conditions such as autism, ADHD, and dyslexia.

CIOB has called for a reduction in workplace stress to reduce poor mental health in construction and cut the industry’s high suicide rate.

A construction industry professional has raised thousands of pounds for construction mental health charity the Pagabo Foundation, by cycling the length of the UK from Land’s End to John O’Groats.

A supportive company culture should not be dismissed as ‘woke’ – it’s critical to improving mental wellbeing, says Mike Wright. It’s not unusual for the Mail Online to cause controversy.…

A Hinkley Point C construction worker who also serves as a GMB union rep has hit back at a national news story over the weekend claiming that builders are going ‘woke’.

Balfour Beatty, Ford, and the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity have started a new campaign to combat suicide rates in construction.

The famous ‘Lunch atop a skyscraper’ photo has been recreated to highlight the number of people in construction who take their own lives each week.

The Mental Health Foundation has announced ‘loneliness’ as the key theme for Mental Health Awareness Week, which starts on 9 May. So, how should construction employers address loneliness?

A new fitness initiative, in the form of an obstacle course challenge called the ‘Feelgood Games’, is targeting construction workers.

Spurred on by the death in 2017 of Jordan Bibby, Seddon has been working to raise awareness of mental health issues in construction. As part of Stress Awareness Month, Nicola…

How to spot signs of stress in your construction colleagues and what you can do to help.

CIOB Wales Hub is planning to organise wellbeing days at a stone castle built into the side of a Welsh mountain by a former soldier.

Study shows that giving all personnel a full weekend benefits workers and their families.

Construction has taken time to understand the challenges of mental ill health but is finally ready for change, says Billy Hare.

A new app that offers construction workers and the supply chain mental health training and monitoring has been launched.

As mental health becomes more talked about than ever in construction, Laura McLellan discusses how and when workplace ‘banter’ crosses the line into bullying and harassment.

More than half of those who participated in a trial to monitor the mood of construction workers to enhance their wellbeing favour introducing the scheme across the whole industry.