ON-DEMAND
Is a Silent Worker Wellbeing Crisis Holding Construction Safety Back?
Construction has modernised its equipment, materials, and digital infrastructure. But has it modernised its culture?
Construction 4.0 promises smarter, tech-enabled safety — wearables, AI hazard detection, predictive systems — yet the industry still faces silent risks that tech alone won’t solve. Stress, fatigue, and psychological strain present tremendous risk on-site and off, with construction workers now significantly more likely to die from suicide than from falls from height.
This on-demand session brings together industry leaders to explore how we prevent technology from outpacing culture, including:
- If psychological risk now outweighs many physical hazards, why is it still treated as secondary?
- Is Construction 4.0 strengthening safety culture or masking deeper leadership gaps?
- How do tight deadlines, talent shortages, and undertrained supervisors compound psychological risk on site?
- What practical shifts can organisations make to close the psychological safety gap?
- How can technology support — rather than replace — human judgement and leadership?
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Panelists:
Andrea Korney
VP, Sustainability
J.S. Held
Trish Pietersen
Corporate HSE Coordinator
Black & McDonald
Paul Russell
Managing Director, Off Site Solutions
Algeco UK
David Picton
SVP, Safety & Sustainability
EcoOnline