Using VR to Break Barriers in Construction

Published 23 March 2026 | No comments
Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesCommunity engagement Documented activities and targets for community engagement Engage with community facilities
Through this VR programme, this contractor is proud to have enhanced accessibility and inclusivity for a broad range of individuals, from those living with dementia, deaf or hard of hearing individuals, and children living in poverty. By bringing the rich history of the Tyne Bridge to those who might not have been able to experience it otherwise, they are not...

Tyne Bridge Suicide Awareness and Intervention

Published 24 February 2025 | No comments
Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesAccess to health practitioners and counselling services Mental health Wellbeing events
This contractor has recently begun restoration works to the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle. All staff and operatives on the project must undertake suicide prevention and intervention training prior to commencing works on-site. The Tyne Bridge is notable for suicide incidents, and therefore, the contractor has worked with Newcastle City Council, Emergency Services and the Lighthouse Charity to ensure the workforce...

Light Bars within Vehicles to Monitor and Score Driving

Published 24 February 2025 | No comments
Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesCLOCS Parking facilities/arrangements Planning of traffic routes
As part of the Masternaut fleet management system, this contractor has recently implemented light bars to their commercial vehicles which measures driver behaviour against: Smoother (harsh acceleration/braking), Safer (within speed limit) and Cleaner (engine off when not moving). This calculates scoring and focuses training. By separating scores into three distinct categories, they are able to provide an accurate, actionable reflection...

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