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Alan Worrall

Alan Worrall

Health and Safety Manager at Walls Construction in Dublin, active in the CIF Construction Safety Campaign and Lighthouse Charity mental health work.

Sep 26, 2026

6:12
I guess, how do you get the message across to people and make sure they understand that there are constraints here with life services? How do you get messages across to people? And similarly, is there feedback, any concerns?
6:30
Thanks, John.
6:31
Yeah, absolutely.
6:32
It has to happen really before we put a bucket in the ground, as Ken has explained.
6:36
You look around us and see what we have to deal with.
6:38
So the whole thing about planning from a very early stage, absolutely critical.
6:42
As a role as PSCS, we were fully aware of our obligations in relation to that.

10 MINS LATER

17:05
I know it's on your helmet, Alan, that you have in case of emergency, which is a nice little ad that if someone... know what's happening in accidents and they need to contact the next of kin there's a little uh no problem at all john i won't take the hat off the podcast
5:28
Maybe how do you fit in? Where does, where does your connection with regards to your role within the charity and what does, uh, that look like?
5:38
Yeah.
5:38
Thanks again for that, and Mary has certainly left me in the limelight there.
5:42
Thanks for that.
5:43
Really appreciate it.
5:44
Um, I suppose I've been involved in construction since about 1990, um, various different roles and functions.
5:50
Um, I moved into, into the he- the health and safety role or function, um, with Walms in 2000, April 2003.

21 MINS LATER

26:45
... key areas that you can give us?

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