Risk Mitigation & Duty of Care in the Construction Industry
Our entry-level Drug Awareness Course is tailored for the construction sector, helping organisations tackle safety and reputational concerns.
Our programme helps you meet mental health obligations under ISO 45001 and reduce the risk of workforce instability due to drug misuse or suicide.
Comprising four focused modules - Stimulants, Depressants, Hallucinogens, & Marijuana. By adopting this training, employers not only promote on-site safety but also demonstrate a proactive commitment to a drug-free workplace, enhancing their professional image.
NOTE: All training materials can be custom redesigned to include your construction site imagery / videos / or inputs from your key employees.
Our Offer to Your Construction Company
Basic Plan - £3,950pa
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Access to Four Entry Level Modules
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Comprehension Tests
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Pass Certificates
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For ALL Employees
Standard Plan - £5,950pa
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Basic Plan
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Leadership Modules
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Parents for Teens Modules
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Annual in-person Training Session
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Sub-Contractors Included
Full Plan £9,950pa
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Basic Plan
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Standard Plan
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Quarterly Drugs' Newsletter
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Stay Safe Journal
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Sub-Contractors Included
Basic Plan - £3,950pa
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Access to Four Entry Level Modules
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Comprehension Tests
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Pass Certificates
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For ALL Employees
Ask about corporate customisation
Watch a Sample Segment - Depressants
The Four Entry Level Modules cover the 4 Basic Categories of drugs:
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Module 1 - Stimulants - Requires 39 minutes
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Module 2 - Depressants - Requires 38 minutes
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Module 3 - Hallucinogens - Requires 30 minutes
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Module 4 - Marijuana - Requires 39 minutes
Certificate of Completion
Each module concludes with a short multi-choice test. Upon completion each test a certificate is issued as proof that the candidate has completed the module.
The certificate can be customised with you company details.
Standard Plan - £5,950pa
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Basic Plan +
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Leadership Modules
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Parents for Teens Modules
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Annual in-person Training Session
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Sub-Contractors Included
Ask about corporate customisation
The Five Leadership Modules go into depth and provide you with enough knowledge to develop policies.
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Module 1 - Cocaine & Crack Cocaine
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Module 2 - Heroin
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Module 3 - Synthetic Drugs
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Module 4 - Marijuana
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Module 5 - Date Rape Drugs & Sexual Assault
Parents & Teenagers - Do Your Employees Have Kids?
This pack provides parents with the necessary tools to sit down with their teenage kids to help them understand the dangers of drugs. This is a great resource which also gives parents control and knowledge over what their kids understand about drugs. This can alleviate considerable stress during the working period when kids going to and from school are exposed to these risks.
In Person Training
Anthony Hegarty MSc grew up on construction sites of French Kier, McAlpine's, and others due to his fathers career. He has some 40 years experience in international crime. He speaks at international conferences, has trained the Japanese Police, & the US Military; he lectures at universities, and was even a detective at New Scotland Yard. He has a Criminal Psychology column in a major national newspaper, and has written for several international publications. He has written two books, and is the developer of all materials offered by DSRM. He is deeply passionate about child protection, suicide prevention, and sexual violence. He holds a BSc in Risk & Security Management and an MSc in Criminal Psychology & Criminology.
The in-person training can be delivered online, or a personal visit to your location.
Full Plan £9,950pa
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Basic Plan +
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Standard Plan +
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Quarterly Drugs' Newsletter
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Stay Safe Journal
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Sub-Contractors Included
Ask about corporate customisation
Quarterly Drugs Newsletter – Stay Informed, Stay Ahead
In today’s fast-evolving drug landscape, driven by the rise of potent synthetic substances, staying informed is critical. Our Quarterly Drugs Newsletter tracks global drug trends and trafficking patterns, helping you anticipate emerging risks before they reach your region.
This resource is invaluable for HR professionals and corporate trainers looking to protect their workforce, as well as for working parents concerned about their children’s safety during commutes and school hours. Used in tandem with our Parents for Teens modules, the newsletter offers an additional layer of protection and awareness for families and organisations alike.
Stay Safe Journal – Monthly Crime Prevention Insights
Protecting Your Workforce Beyond the Job Site
While construction sites come with inherent risks, decades of safety regulations and training have helped reduce them significantly. But the dangers do not end when the workday does.
Employees are often most vulnerable during their commutes, walking to vehicles, using public transport through high-crime areas, or returning home late at night. In some cases, even the fear of crime can push key staff to reconsider their roles.
The Stay Safe Journal is a monthly publication designed to help your team stay alert and informed. Each issue breaks down real-world crime patterns, offender behaviour, and how criminals select their victims, giving readers a deeper understanding of personal safety and how to reduce risk.
It is also a valuable resource for informal monthly team meetings or “talk-about-anything” sessions. The content naturally sparks discussion; someone will almost always recall a similar case they’ve seen in the news, and from there, practical suggestions and shared strategies often emerge. This kind of open dialogue not only builds team cohesion but helps keep everyone ahead of the curve when it comes to staying safe in daily life.
Ideal for HR teams, health & safety officers, and managers committed to protecting their people, on and off the job.
