Vip Gandhi becomes the new chair of the programme combatting the abuse of roadworkers.
The move by Stamp it Out further strengthens a leadership team fronted by Kevin Robinson as awareness of the issue becomes greater, demands placed upon the organisation have led to an increased need for capacity and expertise.
Speaking about his delight in taking up the role Vip Gandhi said, “The issue of worker abuse has been a challenge for employers over a period of many years and for too long our workforce saw it as just part of the job.
“Through the unbelievable work of a dedicated team Stamp it Out has changed this.
“Only last month the Respect our Workforce week campaign reached over 10 million people and was featured across BBC news channels and even on BBC Breakfast tv, where the presenters were shocked and flabbergasted at some of the real life stories being recounted.
“I am delighted to be able to help the campaign and programme in any way that I can and look forward to getting further involved.”
Vip Gandhi's leadership in the roadworker abuse reduction programme marks a significant step forward in ensuring safer working conditions for roadworkers.
The move also sees us become member of Safer Highways and a partner of Stamp it Out.
From the pioneering railways and viaducts of the Victorian era constructed by our founder, we continue to build on our legacy of infrastructure projects with the delivery of today’s essential highway and rail networks.
Sir Sadiq Khan was on hand to open a new park at Tooting's Springfield Village, where we were responsible for constructing new mental health and wider estate facilities
Hexham Hospital and Farringdon Row MSCP winners at Constructing Excellence North East Awards 2025
Our Align JV builds tunnel extensions for HS2 to stop sonic booms from 200mph trains entering the 10-mile Chiltern Tunnel.
Construction of the new Electric Arc Furnace at Port Talbot begins.
Sir Robert McAlpine Special Projects has been appointed to lead the restoration of the largest surviving Victorian municipal water tower in England.
With skills shortages affecting every area of the construction industry, it’s vital that young people feel involved with the projects taking place across our cities.
