INTEGRATING PSYCHOLOGICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH  

Health and wellbeing in construction remains a critical and evolving challenge. Investing in the next generation of skilled, safety-conscious workers is essential, requiring robust training pathways, and a culture that prioritises wellbeing from the outset of a career. At the same time, the sector must continue to identify and proactively manage the most dangerous tasks and conditions, using data, technology and risk-based approaches to prevent incidents before they occur. Addressing fatigue, mental health, ergonomic risks and site safety together will be key to building a resilient workforce capable of meeting future infrastructure demands while protecting the people at the heart of the industry.