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Mental Health In Construction
Construction can be a tough industry to work in. Long hours, pressure, physical demands, and time away from family can all take a toll on mental wellbeing. Construction workers in the UK are at a significantly higher risk of suicide, with rates estimated to be nearly four times higher than the national average.
That’s why we provide practical mental health and suicide prevention training designed specifically for:
- Construction workers
- Supervisors
- Site managers
Research shows people working in construction are more likely to experience:
- Stress and burnout
- Anxiety and depression
- Substance misuse
- Social isolation
- Suicidal thoughts and behaviours
Many workers keep these struggles to themselves because they worry about being judged or seen as weak.
Our training helps change that.
We create safe, supportive conversations that encourage workers to look after themselves and each other.
