HKICM as Supporting Committee for PolyU CEE-RCDfS Seminar – Managing Psychosocial Hazards and Advancing Mental Wellbeing in the Construction Industry: A Multi-Dimensional Approach on 11 June 2026

11 June 2026

The HKICM Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Committee was pleased to serve as a Supporting Committee for the PolyU CEE-RCDfS Seminar on “Managing Psychosocial Hazards and Advancing Mental Wellbeing in the Construction Industry: A Multi-Dimensional Approach”, held on 11 June 2026 at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

The seminar was delivered by Dr. Carol Hon, Associate Professor at the School of Architecture and Built Environment, Queensland University of Technology, Australia. Dr. Hon provided a comprehensive and well-structured overview of psychosocial hazards and workforce mental health across the global construction sector, highlighting relevant benchmarks and emerging practices for modern construction management.

A key focus of the session was the shift from reactive approaches towards practical, site-based strategies that promote mentally healthy workplaces. The presentation reinforced that integrating psychological wellbeing into core safety culture is increasingly essential. For construction managers, addressing these less visible risks is closely linked to enhancing project resilience, reducing safety incidents, and improving workforce retention.

Our sincere thanks to PolyU CEE-RCDfS, Dr. Hon, and all participants for supporting this important discourse and contributing to the advancement of safer and healthier construction practices.

Important Notes:

  1. This is an online pre-registration only and the seat reserved will only be confirmed by an e-mail sent to the successful registrant in due course upon receipt of the registration fee.
  2. Successful registrants will be notified separately via email.
  3. Members are reminded that completion of 30 CPD hours per annum is a mandatory requirement. Non‑compliance will affect membership renewal and may impact professional standing within the Institute.
  4. Members are reminded to honour their commitments once registered for CPD events. Non‑attendance (“no show”) at scheduled CPD activities will be officially recorded, and such records will be considered and may adversely affect future registration and applications.
  5. Information collected, including name, phone number, email address and postal address, will only be used for the purpose of processing booking or general enquires related to HKICM, and will be treated in confidence and not be disclosed to any other party. 
  6. HKICM reserves the right of final decision and interpretation in the case of any dispute.

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