Construction work is one of the most stressful occupations in the world, and the COVID-19
pandemic has only exacerbated this reality. This research conducted a detailed …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the usage of digital technologies (DTs) in
improving the mental health of workers on construction sites. Design/methodology/approach …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a practical framework to measure the safety
performance of workers in the Indian construction industry. The key safety performance …

Purpose Over 2.7 million workers are employed in the UK construction industry and with the
fragmented nature of the construction sector; cases of poor mental health of workers are on …

This study focuses on an important issue of the mental health of white-collar construction
workers, a concern that has grown more serious following the COVID-19 pandemic …

Mental ill-health has been tagged as a silent epidemic in the construction sector. However,
despite the increase in mental ill-health within the industry, integrated interventions to …

Construction companies operate in a highly competitive market, with low profit margins and
tight time frames, all of which is in a sector that is temporary in nature, with people working …

An issue as serious as mental health and suicide prevention demands the utmost scientific
rigor in its investigation. Yet a structured review of research on mental health illness and …

In recent years, various Health and Safety initiatives have led to significant improvement of
physical safety on site, yet initiatives to safeguard the mental health of construction …

There is an unclear consensus into the most effective methods of teaching, training, and
educating construction health and safety. Within construction workplace training and …