The approach to mental health and wellness in the construction industry is undergoing a serious renovation, triggered in no small part by the pandemic. With many companies reporting positive results as they expand their approach to employee wellbeing, it’s time to open your mind to the new normal..
A Place to Heal
Skanska is building a $150-million, disaster-resilient, nature-reflective mental-health campus in California. The project’s ultimate target: net-zero energy consumption.
Set in Stone
Balfour Beatty is donating its work on the Emanuel Nine Memorial for victims of the 2015 massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
Is Your Culture Killing Your Company?
A toxic workplace culture can expose you to risks such as high employee turnover, financial penalties and legal liability—and should be addressed immediately
Three Critical Construction Engineer Mindsets to Optimize Success on a Jobsite
An open mind is another tool a talented engineer should bring to your jobsite.
Navigating Construction Company Relationships During the Pressure of a Building Boom
South Florida is experiencing a building boom and has some advice for companies navigating strenuous relationships during stressful projects.
Tele-Mental-Health Solutions May Be One Answer to the Construction Industry’s High Suicide Rates
Mental-health support may be more accessible than you think.
Hiring and Getting Hired: How Employees and Employers Can Better Connect as Human Beings
A human-centric company culture is the key to construction recruitment and retention—for everyone involved.











