
Hard Hats and Head Space with Stuart Wallis
by Stuart Wallis
Is this your podcast?Stuart Wallis is an independent podcast creator known for his engaging discussions on work-related topics, emphasizing wellbeing and the dynamics of the workforce. With a diverse professional background, he leverages his extensive network t…
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Happy New Year - Danny Mac Special
Jan 5, 2026
52m 48s
Episode 22 - 2025 Recap!
Dec 16, 2025
15m 57s
Episode 21 - HS Trimmers - "You don't have to love 'em to care"
Nov 19, 2025
34m 47s
Episode 20 - Empowering Voices: Quality Culture in Construction - World Quality Week 2025
Nov 12, 2025
59m 42s
Episode 19 - Steve Kirby- From the Digger to Life Coach: Steve Kirby's Story
Nov 5, 2025
58m 03s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 1/5/26 | ![]() Happy New Year - Danny Mac Special✨ | business pressuresfarming+3 | Danny MacMillan | Mac's Farm | Ditchling | farmingbusiness challenges+3 | — | 52m 48s | |
| 12/16/25 | ![]() Episode 22 - 2025 Recap!✨ | year recap2025 review+3 | — | — | — | 2025 recapHard Hats and Headspace+3 | — | 15m 57s | |
| 11/19/25 | ![]() Episode 21 - HS Trimmers - "You don't have to love 'em to care"✨ | men's healthprostate cancer+4 | JohnnoColin+1 | MovemberHS Trimmers | — | Movemberprostate cancer+5 | — | 34m 47s | |
| 11/12/25 | ![]() Episode 20 - Empowering Voices: Quality Culture in Construction - World Quality Week 2025✨ | quality in constructionhealth and safety+4 | Russell LawlerEmma Quinnell Spencer+1 | MaceGrenfell+1 | — | quality cultureconstruction safety+4 | — | 59m 42s | |
| 11/5/25 | ![]() Episode 19 - Steve Kirby- From the Digger to Life Coach: Steve Kirby's Story✨ | mental healthlife coaching+5 | Steve Kirby | — | — | mental health awarenesslife coaching+8 | — | 58m 03s | |
| 10/29/25 | ![]() Episode 18 - The need for Health to match Safety - Jennie Armstrong✨ | mental healthworkplace well-being+4 | Jennie Armstrong | Construction Health & Wellbeing LtdTideway Tunnels+1 | UK | mental healthanxiety+4 | — | 41m 50s | |
| 10/22/25 | ![]() Episode 17 - Robert Seaward - Sparking Resilience✨ | resiliencebrain cancer+4 | Robert Seaward | HeathrowBrainstorm Charity | — | resiliencebrain cancer+7 | — | 51m 43s | |
| 10/8/25 | ![]() Episode 16 - From Electrician to Advocate: Steve Walsh's Journey✨ | mental healthconstruction industry+3 | Steve Walsh | Mates in Mind | — | electricianmental health advocate+5 | — | 56m 04s | |
| 9/24/25 | ![]() Episode 15 - Running HR with Kate Marchant✨ | HRmediation+5 | Kate Marchant | — | — | HRmediation+7 | — | 48m 31s | |
| 9/17/25 | ![]() Episode 14 - Steve Kerslake and the Journey of Construction Sport✨ | mental healthconstruction industry+5 | Steve Kerslake | Construction SportCOVID-19 | — | mental healthconstruction+6 | — | 1h 14m 39s | |
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| 9/10/25 | ![]() Episode 13 - Empowering Conversations: A Mental Health Journey | SummaryIn this solo podcast episode, Stuart discusses theimportance of mental health awareness, particularly in the context of suicide prevention. He shares his personal journey with mental health challenges, including his diagnoses of ADHD and anxiety, and emphasizes the role of workplace support in recovery. Stuart highlights various initiatives aimed at improving mental health in the construction industry, including the Adam Taylor Project, which seeks to create safe spaces for conversations about mental health. He advocates for empowering employees to support one another andstresses the importance of community involvement and self-care in addressing mental health issues.TakeawaysMental health is a universal issue that affects everyone.Changing the narrative around mental health can help reducestigma.Workplace support is crucial for mental health recovery.Personal experiences can foster stronger connections withothers.Initiatives like the Adam Taylor Project can make asignificant impact.Creating safe spaces for conversations about mental healthis essential.Empowering employees leads to better mental health outcomes.Community involvement is key to addressing mental healthissues.Self-care is vital for maintaining mental well-being.Utilizing available resources, like private medicalinsurance, can save lives.Sound bites"It's okay to speak up.""Helping other people helped me.""We can all make change." Chapters 00:00 World Suicide Prevention Day and Personal Reflections07:58 Changing the Narrative on Mental Health in theWorkplace16:18 The Adam Taylor Project: A Response to Tragedy24:59 Empowering Conversations: Initiatives for MentalHealth SupportKeywordsmental health, suicide prevention, workplace support,personal journey, community initiatives, mental health awareness, empowerment,support systems, changing the narrative, self-care | — | ||||||
| 9/3/25 | ![]() Episode 12 - "Navigating Neurodiversity: Insights with Dr Nancy Doyle" | SummaryIn this episode of Hard Hats in the Headspace, Stuart and Dr. Nancy Doyle discuss the importance of neurodiversity and mental health in the workplace. Nancy shares her personal journey from being an undiagnosed ADHD student to becoming an occupational psychologist. They explore the significance of psychological safety, inclusive work environments, and the role of communication in team dynamics. The conversation also touches on the challenges of neurodiversity in safety-critical industries, the impact of remote work, and the value of community engagement in trauma healing. Ultimately, they emphasize the need for flexibility and understanding in workplace policies to accommodate diverse needs.Keywordsneurodiversity, mental health, psychological safety, workplace inclusion, communication, team dynamics, trauma healing, community engagement, occupational psychology, ADHDChapters00:00 Introduction to Genius Within and Dr. Nancy Doyle00:45 Exploring the Impact of Genius Within on Community01:04 Introduction to Mental Health and Neurodiversity04:13 Nancy's Journey to Occupational Psychology07:03 The Importance of Workplace Psychology10:11 Creating a Positive Work Environment13:01 Understanding Psychological Safety16:07 Challenges in Implementing Psychological Safety19:12 Neurodiversity in the Workplace21:53 Communication and Safety in Construction25:03 Balancing Standards and Inclusivity27:55 Legal Perspectives on Neurodiversity31:01 The Future of Neurodiversity in Various Industries33:26 Coping with Neurodiversity in Daily Life35:24 Understanding Cognitive Diversity and Communication38:45 The Importance of Respecting Different Processing Styles39:44 Leveraging Strengths in Team Dynamics43:36 Innovative Planning Techniques for Neurodiverse Teams47:05 The Value of In-Person Interaction50:52 Finding Balance in Remote Work Policies52:57 The Role of Individual Needs in Team Success58:06 The Healing Power of Community and Creativity | — | ||||||
| 8/27/25 | ![]() Episode 11 - Ray Higgins, Labour Management & Apprenticeships | SummaryIn this episode of Hard Hats and Headspace, Stuart Wallace interviews Ray Higgins, the Labour Manager for Phoenix ME. They discuss Ray's journey from an electrical apprentice to his current role, the challenges of attracting younger generations to the construction industry, and the importance of supporting apprentices. They also delve into the significance of understanding neurodiversity in the workplace and practical solutions for enhancing employee performance. The conversation highlights the need for better pathways for students entering the workforce and the role of SMEs in providing opportunities for new talent. In this conversation, the speakers explore various themes including the impact of ADHD on performance, the journey through university and unexpected career paths, experiences in recruitment and consultancy, and the respect for the recruitment industry. They also discuss the growth and challenges faced by Phoenix, the future of London projects, and the importance of effective stakeholder management. The conversation concludes with reflections on the potential for positive change in the industry and the city.TakeawaysRay Higgins shares his journey from electrical apprentice to Labour Manager.The importance of supporting apprentices in their career development.Challenges in attracting younger generations to the construction industry.The need for better pathways for students entering the workforce.The role of SMEs in providing opportunities for new talent.Understanding neurodiversity can enhance workplace dynamics.Practical solutions can help employees perform better in their roles.The significance of mentorship in the construction industry.Creating a supportive environment for neurodiverse individuals is crucial.The construction industry must adapt to modern educational needs. ADHD can influence performance positively.University choices can shape career paths unexpectedly.Recruitment was not initially on the radar for many.Respect for the recruitment industry grows with experience.Experiences in recruitment can lead to lifelong friendships.Handling challenges effectively can strengthen a business.Communication is key during tough times in business.London's construction industry is experiencing growth.Public projects require careful stakeholder management.Passion for the industry drives future prospects.Keywordsconstruction, apprenticeships, neurodiversity, labor management, Phoenix ME, industry challenges, employee support, skills development, career pathways, attracting talent, ADHD, performance, recruitment, consultancy, career choices, London projects, stakeholder management, growth, challenges, industry insightsChapters00:00 Introduction to Ray Higgins and His Career Path03:10 Day-to-Day Responsibilities at Phoenix ME06:29 Attracting the Next Generation to Construction09:38 Addressing Neurodiversity in Apprenticeships12:26 Innovative Approaches to Training and Development15:09 Practical Solutions for Memory and Focus15:52 Systemic Inclusion in Recruitment17:29 Recognizing Unique Skills in Individuals18:22 Personal Experiences with ADHD19:46 The Journey Through Education and Career Choices23:21 Respecting the Recruitment Industry24:50 Challenges in Supply Chain Management25:55 Lessons from Recruitment and Industry Politics26:56 Remembering Influential Figures in the Industry28:35 Growth and Resilience at Phoenix29:55 Crisis Management and Communication31:19 Future Projects and Industry Aspirations33:02 The Role of Public Bodies in Construction35:17 Looking Ahead: Opportunities and Challenges36:23 Remembering Max White: A Tribute | — | ||||||
| 8/20/25 | ![]() Episode 10 - the Enigmatic Elvin Box | Summary In this episode, Elvin shares his journey from aconstruction worker to a passionate advocate for men's health, particularlyfocusing on prostate cancer awareness. He discusses his personal experiences with mental health challenges, the importance of early detection in prostatecancer, and his involvement with Movember. Elvin emphasizes the need for open conversations about men's health and the impact of support from medical professionals. His story is one of resilience, inspiration, and a commitment to helping others navigate their health journeys. This conversation delves intothe critical themes surrounding health, particularly focusing on the role of testosterone in mental health, the impact of exercise on prostate cancer, and the importance of social connections and support systems for individuals living with chronic illnesses. The discussion also highlights the challenges faced bytransient workforces in the construction industry and emphasizes the need for positive workplace environments that promote mental well-being and resilience. Key takeawaysElvin's journey from construction worker to health advocate.The importance of mental health awareness in theconstruction industry.Prostate cancer diagnosis can be life-saving with earlydetection.Elvin's passion for helping others stems from personalexperiences.The role of Movember in raising awareness for men's healthissues.Navigating treatment options for prostate cancer requiresinformed decision-making.Mental health challenges can impact physical healthsignificantly.Support from medical professionals can inspire confidence inpatients.Elvin emphasizes the need for open conversations about men'shealth.Life choices can be influenced by health experiences.Testosterone plays a vital role in mental health and overall well-being.Exercise is a powerful tool in managing prostate cancer.Resilience is key for those living with chronic illnesses.Social connections significantly impact mental health.Aging can bring unique mental health challenges that needaddressing.Creating positive work environments is essential foremployee well-being.The transient nature of construction work can lead toisolation and mental health issues.Workplace welfare programs can enhance employee engagementand morale.Listening to the workforce can lead to innovative solutionsfor workplace challenges.Teamwork and communication are crucial for fostering asupportive work culture.Titles From Construction to Health Advocacy: Elvin's StoryNavigating Prostate Cancer: A Personal Journey Sound bites "I never get bored.""I cried uncontrollably.""It's all about the story."Chapters 03:08 Impact of Personal Experiences on Advocacy05:54 The Role of Storytelling in Healing08:38 Sharing Experiential Knowledge11:48 Elvin's Personal Prostate Cancer Journey15:10 Understanding Cancer: The Journey of Diagnosis18:12 Inspiration from Medical Professionals21:42 Mental Health and Aging with Cancer22:37 Reflections on Life Choices23:41 The Importance of Trust in Healthcare25:15 Understanding Prostate Cancer's Progression25:55 Understanding Advanced Prostate Cancer27:23 The Role of Exercise in Cancer Management28:02 Living with Incurable Prostate Cancer28:53 Resilience and Mental Health in Cancer Patients30:09 The Importance of Support and Community32:40 Inspiration from Others' Journeys33:56 The Need for Social Interaction35:06 Finding Joy in Small Moments36:38 The Impact of Sunlight on Mental Health37:48 Mental Health Challenges in the Construction Industry39:10 The Challenges of a Transient Workforce41:12 The Impact of Work Environment on Mental Health42:53 Improving Welfare Facilities in Construction44:38 Creating a Supportive Work Culture46:40 Addressing Mental Health in the Workforce48:16 Empowering Workers Through Engagement50:49 The Importance of Team Dynamics52:06 Closing Thoughts and Future Conversations | — | ||||||
| 8/7/25 | ![]() Season 1 - First 8 Episodes Recapped! | Really enjoyed making this recap and looking back on these 8 episodes - incredibly proud of getting this out there, spreading the word. Hope you enjoy it!We will hear again from Johnny and Matt at What About Ye? Then we move on to talk to Ose, Lauren Rimmer of Construct Change, Tom Chapman, the amazing Paul Stephenson, Sarah Roads, Phil Ridgewell and Nick O'Shea. | — | ||||||
| 7/30/25 | ![]() Episode 8 - Beyond the Site - Nick O'Shea talks about sobriety | Title: Hard Hats and Headspace: Beyond the Construction Site with Nick O'SheaDescription: Join Stuart Wallis as he sits down with Nick O'Shea, a construction manager, podcaster, and workshop facilitator, to discuss the intersection of mental health and the construction industry. Nick shares his personal journey of overcoming addiction and how it has shaped his mission to break the stigma surrounding mental health in the workplace. Discover how Nick's programs, like "Through My Lens" and "Hard Hat Reset," are making a difference in the lives of construction workers.Key Topics:Nick's personal story of recovery and resilience The impact of addiction in the construction industry The importance of mental health awareness and support Nick's innovative programs for workplace well-beingGuest Contact: For more about Nick O'Shea and his programs, visit his Linktree. https://linktr.ee/gswn?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacaULv_liiqVCfJ8-uzr-woWACdM8vBjOZw7YqxpeuuiGfVdTgQzvoRCvEHAg_aem_1hQgcdycZbZWJzfTxt3pVAHashtags: #MentalHealth #ConstructionIndustry #AddictionRecovery #Podcast | — | ||||||
| 7/25/25 | ![]() Impromptu Episode - Phil Ridgwell (and an Ice Cream Van) | Join Stuart with his impromptu recording with Phil Ridgwell - interrupted not once but TWICE by the Ice Cream Man! All left in for the fun of it. You can search Phil up on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/philridgwell/ and if you are on the Instagram, follow him on @philridgwell and @coregroupStuart saw a post on Phil's LinkedIn and he was worried about Phil, so rang him up. They ended up recording a meandering podcast about business leadership, neurodiversity, pressure at work and the buzz it can give as well as take. Some fun in there too, including Senor Whippy interrupting us (twice!) | — | ||||||
| 7/22/25 | ![]() Episode 6 - Charting Her Own Course - Sarah Roads | In this week's episode, Stuart is joined by Sarah Roads, Founder and CEO of SLR, her self-named recruitment business! And let's be fair, given the work ethic and attitude of the founder, that's a pretty good place to start, right? Key themes surround starting her own business, the stresses and strains of motherhood and why ordinary recruitment businesses just aren't cut out to be that good for parents, so Sarah inadvertantly changed the dial on that conundrum, and is now heading towards a £5m turnover business. You can find Sarah on her LinkedIn profile, https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-roads-712b2013/, via her website https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-roads-712b2013/ as well as following her and the SLR team on Instagram: @the_marine_recruiter@sr_recruit and @slr_recruitmentAs Stuart says in the pod, once you follow SLR, you feel like you know Sarah, Tatum and the gang! And get ready for hobnobs.... | — | ||||||
| 7/18/25 | ![]() Episode 5 - Haircuts and Hard Hats - Tom Chapman | SummaryIn this episode, Stuart and Tom Chapman discuss the intersection of mental health and the barbering industry, focusing on how pop-up haircuts can create safe spaces for conversations about mental health. They explore the challenges faced by the construction industry, the importance of early intervention, and the need for accessible health checks. Tom shares insights from his training program, Here to Talk, which aims to equip individuals with the skills to have meaningful conversations about mental health. The conversation emphasizes the power of connection, community support, and the ongoing need for mental health awareness initiatives.Contact Details:Instagram: @tomchapman_hair@lionsbarbercollective@heretotalkmhWebsite: https://www.heretotalktraining.com/Tom's books are available on Amazon:The Mighty Lions & the Big Match: What if We Don't Win? https://amzn.eu/d/hMeKx4OHow to Listen So Men will Talk: 4 Steps to Get Men Talking About Their Mental Health https://amzn.eu/d/bqy7iNyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-chapman-hon-lld-965b566a/Keywordsmental health, suicide prevention, barbers, pop-up haircuts, construction industry, early intervention, community support, training, Here to Talk, mental health awareness | — | ||||||
| 7/12/25 | ![]() Episode 4 - Tourette's, Neurodiversity and Mental Health with Paul Stevenson | Genius Within - geniuswithin.orgPaul's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-stevenson-397a0329/KeywordsTourette syndrome, neurodiversity, mental health, ADHD, resilience, acceptance, awareness, kindness, coping strategies, personal growthSound Bites"It's about fairness.""Kindness matters.""I didn't want to give up."Chapters00:00 Understanding ADHD and Tourette's Syndrome12:57 Embracing Conditions: Personal Journeys15:46 The Impact of Neurodiversity on Daily Life18:23 Rejection Sensitivity and Personal Growth21:07 Finding Strengths and Career Fulfillment23:38 Raising Awareness and Acceptance26:38 The Importance of Kindness and Forgiveness34:54 The Importance of Kindness36:35 Navigating Teen Years and Bullying38:09 Mental Health Awareness and Support40:19 Inclusivity in Sports and Team Dynamics43:00 Coping Mechanisms and Resilience46:49 Self-Regulation and Personal Growth50:41 Building Connections and Community Support#neurodiversity #tourettes | — | ||||||
| 7/9/25 | ![]() Episode 3 - Construct Change with Lauren Rimmer | SummaryIn this episode, Stuart and Lauren Rimmer discuss the importance of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the construction industry, the challenges faced by SMEs in meeting CSR standards, and the critical need for inclusion and diversity. They explore the impact of sobriety on professional life, the culture of alcohol and drugs in construction, and the link between mental health and substance abuse. The conversation also highlights the launch of CONICORE, a new networking initiative aimed at driving change in the industry.Lauren is the Founder and CEO of Construct Change. Keywordsconstruction, corporate social responsibility, inclusion, neurodiversity, sobriety, mental health, industry culture, SMEs, education, networkingTakeawaysCorporate responsibility combines commercial success with social purpose.The majority of contracts in construction are held by SMEs, which face unique challenges.Inclusion in the workplace begins with creating a safe environment for all employees.Mental health issues in construction are exacerbated by industry pressures and substance abuse.Supportive work environments can significantly improve employee well-being and productivity.Listening to employees is crucial for fostering inclusion and understanding their needs.The culture of alcohol and drugs in construction needs to be addressed for better mental health outcomes.Education and training are essential for helping SMEs meet CSR standards.Neurodiversity should be embraced as a valuable asset in the workforce.Challenging traditional practices can lead to meaningful change in the industry.Links:Website www.construct-change.co.uk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-rimmer-47160375/ Lauren’s recommended follow - Millie Gooch! https://tr.ee/yElU4ZknJq TitlesBuilding a Better Future: CSR in ConstructionThe Power of Inclusion: Changing Industry CultureSound bites"99.9% of contracts in the industry are SMEs.""Listening is the first point of inclusion.""We need to treat our people fairly."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Construct Change and Its Mission02:39 Understanding Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and ESG05:17 Challenges for SMEs in Meeting CSR Standards08:05 The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in Construction10:37 The Role of Neurodiversity in the Industry13:00 Sobriety and Its Impact on Construction Culture15:31 Addressing the Drugs and Alcohol Culture in Construction30:41 Re-educating for a Better Culture35:09 Learning from Mistakes and Personal Growth35:41 Understanding Neurodiversity41:03 The Strengths of Neurodiversity46:18 The Importance of Mental Health52:04 Social Responsibility in the Workplace54:31 The Future of Networking in Construction | — | ||||||
| 7/5/25 | ![]() Episode 2 - Osereimen (Ose) Akhilele | SummaryIn this episode of Hard Hats and Headspace, Stuart Wallis interviews Ose Akhilele, an inspiring leader in the construction industry. Ose shares his journey as an assistant site manager, his experiences navigating diversity, and the importance of mentorship and community engagement. He discusses his role in the Daniel Osareme Akhilele Foundation, which focuses on education and raising awareness about liver cirrhosis. Ose emphasizes the significance of personal branding, being open-minded, and the power of listening in professional settings. The conversation highlights the need for more representation in the industry and the responsibility of leaders to inspire the next generation.Links: https://danielosaremenakhilelefoundation.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/osereimendavidakhilele/Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background06:12 A Day in the Life of a Construction Manager13:25 Cultural Adaptation in Construction20:03 Navigating Leadership as a Minority25:56 Inspiring the Next Generation33:55 The Importance of Authenticity43:15 Ose's Journey43:36 Wrap up | — | ||||||
| 6/29/25 | ![]() "What About Ye?" boys | Keywordsworkforce wellbeing, mental health, night shift, neurodiversity, health education, nutrition, productivity, construction industry, employee support, workplace safety, mental health, nutrition, hydration, ATP project, Adam Taylor project, workplace wellbeing, marginal gains, community support, personal development, health awarenessTakeaways The importance of addressing mental health in the workplace.Nutrition and hydration play a crucial role in overall well-being.Mineral salts are essential for recovery and hydration.The ATP Project aims to provide support for mental health issues.Community support is vital for those struggling with mental health.Open conversations about mental health can save lives.Personal experiences can drive change in workplace culture.Education on nutrition can improve physical and mental health.Creating a supportive environment is key to employee well-being.Every small effort counts in making a difference. SummaryIn this episode of Hard Hat and Headspace, host Stuart Wallis discusses the critical issues surrounding workforce wellbeing, particularly for night shift workers. Joined by guests Johnny and Matt from What About Ye, they explore the unique challenges faced by night workers, including mental health implications, societal perceptions, and the economic impact of poor mental health. The conversation emphasizes the importance of education, nutrition, and practical solutions to improve the wellbeing of night shift workers, while also sharing personal stories of transformation and resilience. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the importance of mental health awareness, nutrition, and community support within the workplace. They discuss the marginal gains that can be achieved through proper hydration and nutrition, emphasizing the role of mineral salts. The ATP Project, named after Adam Taylor, aims to address mental health issues in the construction industry, highlighting the need for open conversations and support systems. The speakers share personal experiences and reflections on their journeys, advocating for a culture of understanding and support in the workplace.TitlesNavigating Night Shift ChallengesEmpowering Night Workers: A Call to ActionSound bites"Fatigue kills.""What about ye?""We are stronger together."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Workforce Wellbeing04:13 The Challenges of Night Shift Work12:21 Health Implications of Night Work20:02 Strategies for Improving Night Shift Health27:07 Nutrition and Wellbeing in the Workplace36:45 Introduction to Health and Safety Initiatives38:45 The Concept of Marginal Gains in Health40:56 Personal Health Journeys and Mental Well-being44:04 The Importance of Nutrition in Well-being51:47 Innovative Health Solutions and Community Engagement01:05:02 Understanding ATP and Its Relevance to Health and Safety01:06:02 The Impact of Mental Health in Construction01:08:23 Statistics and Realities of Suicide in the Industry01:10:51 Personal Stories and the Need for Change01:13:19 The Adam Taylor Project: A New Initiative01:16:53 The Business Case for Mental Health Awareness01:19:47 The Importance of Open Conversations01:22:29 Future Plans and Community Support01:28:08 Personal Growth and Favourite Books | — | ||||||
| 6/20/25 | ![]() HHH Podcast Teaser | Coming soon! | — | ||||||
| 6/20/25 | ![]() Teaser Trailer! Hard Hats & Headspace with Stuart Wallis | Welcome to my new podcast where I will be talking work, wellbeing and managing workforces. I looking back over my career with people I have worked with and those who want to come and talk about theres. Fundamentally this is about "Industrial Relations" - the art of working with people. Sign up to find out more! | — | ||||||
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