Women in Construction
Site facilities, PPE that fits, discrimination law, maternity rights, returning after a break and networks that actually help. Written for women on the tools, not about them.
6 guides in this section
Site Facilities for Women: Your Legal Right to Separate Toilets and Changing
If you're being denied basic welfare on site, talk to your union rep, HSE, or a solicitor before taking action that could affect your job.
PPE That Fits: The Safety Issue Nobody Talks About
Badly sized gloves, boots, harnesses and hi-vis can increase your risk of injury and make you less safe than if you weren't wearing them.
Discrimination and Harassment on Site: Your Rights as a Woman in Construction
Your rights here are stronger than most people on site realise. The law backs you, not the bloke hiding behind banter.
Maternity Rights If You Work in Construction
Maternity rights for women in UK construction: site risk assessments, health and safety adjustments, and pay.
Returning to Site After a Career Break: The Practical Guide
Returning to UK construction sites after a career break. CSCS renewals, updated regs, rebuilding your client list, and easing physically back in.
Networks and Support for Women in Construction: Who to Talk To
Networks and support organisations for women in UK construction. Who to talk to when you're the only woman on site, looking for mentors, or building a career.