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Falls from height continue to be one of the leading causes of fatal and serious injuries in the UK construction industry. Despite clear guidance, improved equipment, and greater awareness, incidents involving ladders, scaffolds, roofs and fragile surfaces still account for a significant proportion of life-changing accidents every year. Recent enforcement activity and industry data reinforce … Read more

As awareness of mental health continues to grow across UK workplaces, many organisations are investing in formal training to better support their people. Two of the most recognised options are Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training). While both courses play an important role in improving wellbeing and safety, they … Read more

Mental health in the workplace is no longer a topic that can be treated as optional or secondary. For employers, managers and supervisors, understanding how work can impact mental wellbeing — and knowing how to respond — is an essential part of creating a safe, supportive and productive working environment. When mental health is managed … Read more

Excessive workplace noise remains one of the most underestimated health risks in construction, manufacturing and industrial environments. While many employers provide hearing protection as required, recent inspections across the UK have shown that provision alone is not enough. Without the right checks, training and supervision, hearing protection can give a false sense of security — … Read more

The UK Budget delivered at the end of November 2025 confirmed continued government support for public infrastructure, energy and large-scale construction projects. For the construction industry, this signals increased opportunity — but it also brings greater responsibility. As workloads increase and projects become more complex, health, safety and environmental management cannot be treated as a … Read more