September 18, 2025SafetyOpen Access

Exploring Health, Safety, and Mental Health Practices in the Saudi Construction Sector—Knowledge, Awareness, and Interventions: A Semi-Structured Interview

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MAMusaad AlruwailiSaudi Electronic University FMFehmidah MunirLoughborough University PCPatricia CarrilloLoughborough University

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Qualitative analysis reveals disparities in mental health support for migrant and national workers in construction, highlighting the need for culturally sensitive initiatives.

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Mental health integration is essential in occupational health frameworks to enhance worker well-being.
Participants highlighted significant disparities in mental health access and support between migrant and national workers.
Barriers included stigma, resource constraints, and lack of leadership engagement in mental health initiatives.
Existing health and safety programs predominantly focused on physical safety without addressing mental health concerns.

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Alruwaili et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d461c231b076d99fa6102b https://doi.org/10.3390/safety11030090

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Qualitative analysis reveals disparities in mental health support for migrant and national workers in construction, highlighting the need for culturally sensitive initiatives.

Exploring Health, Safety, and Mental Health Practices in the Saudi Construction Sector—Knowledge, Awareness, and Interventions: A Semi-Structured Interview

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Exploring Health, Safety, and Mental Health Practices in the Saudi Construction Sector—Knowledge, Awareness, and Interventions: A Semi-Structured Interview

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