Research shows 24/7 wellbeing facility helped to improve construction workers’ mental health and wellbeing  

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has raised concerns over the government’s proposed changes to the Working Time Regulations.   The Working Time Regulations impose different limitations on the hours…

James Scott of Scotts Timber Engineering shares his personal story of managing his mental health while leading a successful family business

Tackling construction’s mental health crisis requires an approach typically associated with physical health, writes Rachael Keeble

Former football star Trevor Steven speaks to Nadine Buddoo about how football can make a positive contribution to mental health in construction.

The Association for Project Safety (APS) is calling on the construction sector to do more to prevent poor mental health in the industry

The Association for Project Safety (APS) is calling on the construction sector to do more to prevent poor mental health in the industry.

Skanska has partnered with healthcare company Maximus to provide mental health support for its UK employees

The Make It Visible Taskforce’s new welfare and wellbeing portal is free for construction workers to access 

Why football has an important role to play in supporting mental health awareness in construction

Wates Group has partnered with a specialised charity to train almost 400 staff and people in local communities to prevent suicide among young people.

Wates, in partnership with Papyrus, aims to tackle suicide in construction

Simon Midgley, a mental health ambassador at East Midlands-based housebuilder Fairgrove, explains why construction is facing a silent crisis in the form of poor mental health

During Mental Health Awareness Week, Olivia Jenkins and Sunny Ramgolam share how construction companies can pre-emptively support employees’ mental health before serious problems arise.

A giant mural of 687 high-vis vests has been created to represent annual trade suicides 

Trowers & Hamlins’ Rebecca McGuirk discusses why employers and employees have a responsibility to improve mental health in the workplace

New campaign aims to support suicide prevention in construction

Including mental health provisions in construction contracts can help normalise a taboo topic and improve worker wellbeing, writes Pagabo’s Jason Stapley.