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CIOB launches latest global mental health survey

Summary by Planning & Building Control Today
The CIOB found in 2020 that over a quarter of construction workers had experienced suicidal thoughts Construction workers from across the globe have been encouraged to take part in the new mental health survey from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). The third instalment in a series of research studies welcomes feedback from construction operatives of all levels, as the CIOB seeks to gain greater insight into the mental health stressors …
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CIOB launches global survey to…

The third instalment in a series of landmark research studies into the mental health struggles of construction workers is set to land in 2025.

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Planning & Building Control TodayPlanning & Building Control Today

CIOB launches latest global mental health survey

The CIOB found in 2020 that over a quarter of construction workers had experienced suicidal thoughts Construction workers from across the globe have been encouraged to take part in the new mental health survey from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). The third instalment in a series of research studies welcomes feedback from construction operatives of all levels, as the CIOB seeks to gain greater insight into the mental health stressors …

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CIOB launches global survey to address mental health issues in construction

Shutterstock THE Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has announced that the third instalment in a series of studies into the mental health struggles of construction workers is set to land in 2025. Researchers from the CIOB will again survey the sector as part of the professional body’s mission to address mental health problems within the industry. The last report, released in 2020, highlighted 97% of construction workers had experienced high …

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CIOB launches global survey to address construction's silent mental health crisis

Researchers from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) will once again survey the sector as part of the professional body’s ongoing mission to address mental health problems within the industry.

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CIOB launches global survey to address the silent mental health crisis in construction

Survey launched by CIOB to highlight mental health struggles across the construction industry Research follows on from 2020 study revealing more than a quarter of workers had experienced suicidal thoughts CIOB urging construction workers from across the globe to have their say. The third instalment in a series of landmark research studies into the mental health struggles of construction workers is set to land in 2025. Researchers from the Charte…

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Global survey to address construction’s silent mental health crisis - Global Construction Review

Researchers from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) have launched a new global survey to address mental health problems in the industry. The last report in 2020 revealed that more than a quarter of respondents said they had experienced suicidal thoughts. 97% had experienced high levels of stress, and 71% had received no mental health training. Daisie Barnett, Policy Development Manager at CIOB, said: “Our 2020 report revealed scary…

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