PTSD in construction: The safety risk no one sees
PTSD is one of the most overlooked safety risks in construction, affecting focus, decision-making, and overall jobsite safety. Recognizing the signs early can protect not…
Mental Health
Construction noise is rewiring your brain—Here’s why it matters
Jobsite noise doesn’t just affect your ears—it keeps your brain in a constant state of stress. Over time, that mental fatigue leads to slower reactions,…
Postvention resources in construction: How the industry can offer better support after suicide with Dr. John Gaal
Dr. John Gaal highlights postvention as a critical but overlooked step—especially in construction, where timely support can help prevent further loss.
Workplace loneliness: What it is, how it affects us, and what to do about it
Workplace loneliness can hurt productivity and health. Learn why construction workers are at high risk and how to build stronger site connections.
The psychology of risk taking behavior on construction sites
Risk-taking on construction sites isn’t just about bad decisions—it’s about how the brain, pressure, and jobsite culture interact. Understanding that could change how crews approach…
Mental health initiatives on construction sites: Getting support on-site
Construction takes a toll on the mind as well as the body. Simple, practical mental health supports—built into everyday safety routines—can improve focus, morale, and…
From challenge to advantage: How neurodiversity powers construction innovation
Neurodiversity is emerging as a powerful advantage in construction, with traits like hyperfocus, rapid problem-solving, and strong spatial thinking helping teams improve safety and innovation.…
Mental health safety: A practical guide for construction leaders
Mental health in construction is as crucial as physical safety. This guide offers a 30-day plan and practical tips for spotting risks, supporting workers, and…
Mentoring programs in the workplace: Purpose, benefits, and how to build one that works
Mentoring programs pair seasoned employees with those learning the ropes, helping transfer skills, strengthen culture, and support retention—especially in technical fields where experience matters most.
Mental health in remote jobsite living: What teams need to know
Long stretches away from home can strain mental health, but simple changes in culture, support, and community can improve life on remote sites.
From awareness to action: Building a culture of care in construction with Sonya Bohmann
Featuring insights from Sonya Bohmann of the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention, this guide outlines practical steps to build a mental health program that…
How to stay positive during difficult times at work: 12 habits that last
A positive attitude doesn’t mean ignoring problems bur rather tackling them constructively. Discover simple habits that can improve your morale today.
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