Mental Health In the Construction Industry
Case Study – Masjid E Rizwan Mosque
Mental Health in the Construction Industry
Do you want to understand more about Mental Health in the Construction Industry?
With over 2.7 million people working in construction, it’s one of the UK’s biggest sectors. But mental health remains a major issue, construction workers are nearly four times more likely to die by suicide than the national average.
Stress, anxiety, and depression are widespread, yet often hidden on site. Why?
• Long and irregular hours
• Job insecurity
• Physical demands and injuries
Supporting mental health is essential. Steps that help include:
• Industry campaigns and charities
• A supportive workplace culture
• Flexible hours and better work-life balance
With growing awareness and more support, the industry is starting to change. But continued effort is vital to ensure every worker feels safe and valued, on and off site.
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Case Study – Masjid E Rizwan Mosque
We’re proud to share the completion of our roofing works at Masjid E Rizwan Mosque in Blackburn a landmark redevelopment that has expanded one of the town’s oldest mosques to serve up to 450 worshippers.
We installed a high-performance Sikaplan® G 1.8mm Lead Grey single ply roofing system across the 295m² in-situ concrete roof. The mechanically fixed system incorporates Sarnavap® 500E as the air and vapour control layer, alongside Sikatherm® PIR GT insulation, delivering a robust and energy-efficient waterproofing solution suited to a public building environment.
Designed to meet wind load calculations and BROOF(T4) fire classification standards, the completed roof delivers long-term durability and thermal efficiency backed by a 20-year Sika Roofing Performance Guarantee.