Supporting the Construction Workforce: Proactive Mental Health Monitoring

Importance of Monitoring Construction Workers

Enhancing Wellbeing Through Proactive Support

The construction industry is a vital part of the UK economy, employing approximately 2.4 million people. The economic value of the construction sector has reached a £177 billion. However, the industry the industry faces significant challenges related to mental health. Construction workers are at a higher risk of mental health issues, with the sector experiencing some of the highest rates of suicide, at nearly four times the national average. Additionally, poor mental health in the construction sector results in an estimated 5.1 million lost workdays annually, costing the industry billions of pounds. By proactively monitoring the mental health and providing timely support, your organisation can significantly enhance the wellbeing of construction workers and improve their overall quality of life.

At OurPulse, we recognise the unique challenges that construction workers face, including mental health issues related to the physical and mental demands of their jobs.

Our platform is designed to provide proactive mental health monitoring and support for construction workers, ensuring they receive the help they need throughout their journey. By monitoring construction workers in groups rather than as an organisation, we can offer tailored support that addresses their unique needs.

EARLY DETECTION AND MONITORING

OurPulse uses advanced monitoring tools to identify early signs of mental health decline in construction workers, enabling timely intervention.

Real-Time Monitoring Track mental health metrics in real time to identify at-risk individuals.
Personalised Insights Gain insights into individual mental heath trends to detect early warning signs.
Proactive Alerts Receive immediate notifications when an individual is identified as struggling or in crisis.

Timely Intervention

Provide timely and effective support through various intervention options to address mental health issues before they escalate.

Internal Response TeamCoordinate with your internal mental health team to deliver timely support.
Third-Party ProvidersIntegrate with external mental health providers for comprehensive care.
OurPulse Intervention ServicesAccess specialised intervention services, including talking therapy and specialist retreats.

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Comprehensive Support

Offer a range of support options to cater to the diverse needs of construction workers, promoting overall mental wellbeing.

Talking TherapyProvide one-to-one therapy sessions with qualified mental health professionals.
Specialist RetreatsOffer access to specialist retreats designed to support mental health recovery.
Group MonitoringMonitor construction workers in groups to provide tailored support and address their unique needs.

CUSTOMISED SURVEYS AND ASSESSMENTS

Conduct tailored surveys and assessments to gather insights and address specific needs of construction workers.

Worker Satisfaction SurveysMonitor satisfaction and address concerns promptly.
Mental Health AssessmentsConduct mental health assessments to identify areas of concern and provide targeted support.

Number of Construction Workers Approximately 2.4 million people work in the construction sector in the UK.
Economic Value The construction sector’s economic value is in excess of £177 billion.
Mental Health Issues Construction workers are at a higher risk of mental health issues, with the sector experiencing some of the highest rates of suicide, at nearly four times the national average.
Lost Workdays Poor mental health in the construction sector results in an estimated 5.1 million lost work days annually.
Cost to the Sector Mental ill-health costs businesses £51 billion annually.

Cancer can have a profound impact on mental health, with many patients experiencing psychological difficulties during and after treatment.

Take Action

Join OurPulse in the mission to support construction workers through proactive mental health monitoring. Implement our comprehensive monitoring and intervention measures to enhance the wellbeing of construction workers and provide tailored support.

Proactive SupportDetect early signs of mental health decline and provide timely intervention to support construction workers.
Enhanced WellbeingImprove the overall quality of life for construction workers by addressing mental health issues proactively.
Comprehensive CareAccess a range of intervention services tailored to the unique needs of construction workers.