Installers are working in an increasingly complex environment, with a range of pressures that can impact day-to-day work. This webinar offers an opportunity to hear different perspectives from across the sector, share experiences and be part of a wider conversation about how the industry is evolving.

It’s a chance to step back from the day-to-day, pick up useful insights and consider new ways of working that support both installers and the quality of work delivered.

How to recognise the key pressures affecting installers today across compliance, workload and customer expectations

Practical ways to manage stress and avoid it impacting decision-making, safety and job quality

How to spot early signs of burnout in themselves and others on site

Simple ways to start conversations around mental health within teams and peer networks

Where to find support and how to access it when needed

How peer-to-peer support can reduce isolation and improve resilience in the workforce

What a better, more supportive system could look like for installers in practice

Practical changes that can reduce day-to-day pressure without lowering standards

How improving wellbeing can lead to better customer outcomes and business performance

Why this is an industry-wide issue – and how installers can be part of the solution

Stuart Young - Head of Stakeholder Engagement & Communications Director, CLC's Construct Zero Industry Change Programme, DBT

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