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The rate of fatal injury in construction is around 4 times as high as the average rate across all industries. Despite this, the number of fatal injuries to workers in construction in … See more
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CIOB responds to HSE data on workplace injuries and ill health
WEBCIOB has responded to the latest HSE data on workplace injuries, ill health and fatalities. It sadly shows a rise in construction fatalities. Caroline Gumble, CEO at the Chartered Institute of Building, said: “While there has clearly been huge progress over the years when it comes to safety in construction, it’s concerning the number of fatalities in …
Mental Health in Construction CIOB
WEBMental Health MOOC. On 12 October 2020, the CIOB launched a new massive open online course (MOOC), entitled ‘Mental Health in Construction’. On the course, participants will learn to understand signs and symptoms of poor mental health and understand how to manage their own mental wellbeing as well as that of their colleagues.
CIOB Home Page CIOB
WEBConstruction history was made in 1834 when a group of Master Builders came together in London to create The Builders’ Society. Fast-forward to today, our name may have changed, but our commitment to uphold professional standards, drive innovation and support the industry’s people remains as strong. We’re now joined by 48,000 members
Understanding Mental Health in the Built Environment CIOB
WEBDaisie Barnett. Mental ill-health is a silent crisis within the construction industry, with males three times more likely to commit suicide than those in other sectors. This reports sheds light on the state of mental health within the industry by asking over 2,000 professionals their thoughts and experiences. Using evidence from the research
Mental Health and Wellbeing CIOB
WEBIn May 2020, we produced a report investigating the state of mental health and wellbeing within the construction industry. The report found 26% of construction industry professionals thought about taking their own lives in 2019, 97% reported being under stress at least once a year and highlighted several work factors that contributed to their
Our Research CIOB
WEBOur research is based on solid evidence, ensuring that we provide policy makers with the right information in order to make informed decisions across a wide range of topics. Our research is freely available, but its title, source and date of publication must be acknowledged if cited. Any content, including data and analysis, must also be
Ethical Standards CIOB
WEBOur Position. Maintaining ethical principles improves the transparency of the industry and encourages quality construction. Ethics and ethical behaviour are key qualities expected of all CIOB members. We recognise that the whole industry benefits when projects are completed right first time, with respect and fairness for all stakeholders in
One in four construction workers consider suicide finds CIOB report
WEB26% of construction industry professionals thought about taking their own lives in 2019 – before the COVID-19 pandemic had hit the industry – and 97% recorded being stressed at least once in the last year, according to a new report from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
Diploma in Building Safety Management CIOB
WEBTo achieve the Diploma, learners must complete all six units: Unit 1 – Fire Safety Legislation for Construction. Unit 2 – Fire Safety Management for Construction. Unit 3 – Building Safety Management. Unit 4 – Managing Health, Safety and Wellbeing for Building Safety Management. Unit 5 – Structures and Technology for Building Safety
Occupational Stress in the Construction Industry
WEBThe survey found that the majority of respondents (68.2%) had suffered from stress, anxiety or depression as a direct result of working in the construction industry. This was broken down further to show that 61.9% of respondents had experienced stress, 48.4% had experienced anxiety and 18.5% had experienced depression.
Building Safety Act 2022 Advice & Guidance CIOB
WEBThe Building Safety Act 2022 will bring in several measures intended to make buildings and residents safer. The Act is divided into six parts (see below) with the majority of the substantive detail and reforms set out in parts two to five. Part 1: Introduction. Part 2: The Regulator and its Functions. Part 3: Building Act 1984.
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