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There is something frighteningly ordinary about the day Dave Harris experienced the heart incident that changed his life. He woke up early, travelled into London,

Ask most men who they are and they will usually tell you what they do. They will talk about their job, their responsibilities, their relationship,

Why Construction Productivity Is Really a People Problem Productivity has become one of the biggest talking points in construction and for good reason. Rising material

The Conversation Men Are Still Avoiding Let’s be honest. When most men hear the word therapy, they don’t immediately think, “That sounds like a good

The Warning Signs We Would Never Ignore on Site If someone walked onto a construction site wearing damaged PPE, working near exposed live cables or

What does it actually mean to be a strong man today? It sounds like a simple question but the answer feels more complicated than ever

In 1974, Health and Safety recorded 166 fatalities in construction due to workplace incidents. By March 2025, that number had reduced to 35. Now let

What Mental Health Really Looks Like in Construction Two years ago, back in 2024, I was an electrician woking on the tools while managing my

Male Suicide in Construction Is Still Being Misunderstood If you work in construction, you’ve probably heard the statistic by now. Suicide is one of the

Conversations around mental health are slowly becoming more common in industries like construction but addiction is still one of the topics that often remains hidden