I'm The Gaffer

Gavin Coyle
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I'm The Gaffer, hosted by industry expert Gavin Coyle, is the essential podcast for construction people, offering insider insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies to blueprint unprecedented success in the dynamic world of construction. Whether you are still ‘on the tools’, just getting started, a seasoned site manager focused on large-scale project management, or a fast-growth building industry entrepreneur/developer this podcast is for you. Gavin's guests, ranging from influential thought leaders to boots-on-the-ground practitioners, share their stories, successes and failures, and offer invaluable lessons and tips, allowing you to have a 360-degree view of the construction landscape. This podcast is a must have shared learning space for any person looking to achieve success in the building industry. As a construction person, this podcast is your go-to source for navigating the complexities of the construction industry where success is not just built; it's crafted with precision, passion, and the right knowledge.

  1. 6d ago

    The Billion Dollar Blindspot Every Construction Leader Has | Hacia Atherton

    Welcome to a new episode of I'm The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ If you're a construction business owner wondering whether the next stage of growth is worth what it might cost your culture, this conversation will stop you in your tracks. In this episode, Hacia Atherton joins Gavin Coyle to discuss what success actually feels like (not just what it looks like on paper), why pushing past $5M in turnover changes your business in ways you can't reverse, and how leaders in male-dominated industries can build cultures where people feel like humans, not tools. Hacia is the founder of Empowered Women in Trades, author of The Billion Dollar Blindspot, and a high-performance culture strategist who rebuilt her own life after a catastrophic riding accident left her learning to stand again. You'll learn: - Why defining success as a *feeling* — not a revenue number — changes every decision that follows - The "pirates to Navy" transition: what really happens to a family culture when you push past $5M - How to spot consultants and marketing gurus selling one-size-fits-all playbooks (and why they can't work) - How one trades business unlocked a whole new market by hiring female tradespeople for domestic-violence housing - Why men in construction "opt out of life" before asking for help — and what leaders can do about it - Practical niches and recurring-revenue ideas for trades businesses (data centres, med gas, maintenance education) 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps - 00:00 Coming up - 01:17 Welcome: leadership, culture and the signs someone is struggling - 03:00 A fifth-generation plumbing family ("plumbers save more lives than doctors") - 05:01 The welding lesson: "the metal doesn't know if you're a girl" - 05:46 The accident: crushed by her horse, six months learning to stand - 09:20 From CPA to psychology — spotting the human gap in business education - 12:24 Making workplaces where people feel like humans, not tools - 13:09 What does success FEEL like on a Monday morning? - 15:11 Gavin pushes back: can an outsider really see a company's culture? - 17:12 No frameworks, no biases — active listening from apprentice to CEO - 19:59 The courageous conversation: your vision may kill what you love - 22:45 The $20M reality check: you'll never see an apprentice again - 25:03 Curveball: 10x marketing gurus and the playbook problem - 30:05 Success story: female tradespeople for domestic-violence housing - 34:56 Market opportunities: data centres, med gas, niching down, recurring revenue - 37:58 The next five years: men's mental health in male-dominated industries - 40:46 Toxic femininity — the callout that gets her in trouble - 42:18 Quick-fire: The Alchemist, Gladiator, and the raccoon confession - 46:10 Where to find Hacia Connect with Hacia Atherton - Website: https://www.haciaatherton.com - Empowered Women in Trades: https://www.ewitrades.com - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/haciaatherton - Instagram: (their team confirms handle at review) About Coyle Group Coyle Group is a leading provider of outsourced safety solutions to the construction industry. With over 25 years of experience, a team of 100+ safety professionals, and more than 1 million safety hours delivered, Coyle Group helps construction companies build safer, more successful projects. Learn more at https://www.coyle-group.com About the Podcast I'm The Gaffer, hosted by industry expert Gavin Coyle, is the essential podcast for construction people, offering insider insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies to blueprint unprecedented success in the dynamic world of construction. Whether you are still 'on the tools', just getting started, a seasoned site manager focused on large-scale project management, or a fast-growth building industry entrepreneur/developer, this podcast is for you. I'm The Gaffer, available on: Apple: https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify: https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast Website: https://imthegaffer.com #ImTheGaffer #constructionpodcast #construction #constructionbusiness #leadership #culture #womenintrades #mentalhealth #business #podcast

  2. Jul 28

    How To Own A Construction Business Without Being A Contractor

    Welcome to a new episode of I'm The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ What if you could own a successful construction business... without ever picking up the tools? In this episode, Max Emma, CEO & Founder of FranchiseWithMax.com, joins Gavin Coyle to explore why construction franchising is becoming one of the biggest business opportunities today. From painting and plumbing to electrical, roofing, handyman services, and home improvements, Max explains why skilled trades continue to thrive, why AI won't replace them anytime soon, and how entrepreneurs can build profitable businesses using proven franchise systems. The conversation also covers one of the biggest mistakes people make when choosing a franchise, why royalties shouldn't be your only consideration, and how the right franchise can provide marketing, lead generation, estimating, dispatching, training, and business systems that dramatically reduce risk. Whether you're a contractor looking to scale, an entrepreneur considering business ownership, or someone exploring franchising for the first time, this episode offers practical insights into building a business without starting from scratch. You'll learn:Why construction franchising is growing rapidlyWhy AI won't replace skilled trades anytime soonHow franchise systems reduce business riskWhy you shouldn't compare franchises on royalties aloneWhat great franchise systems actually provideHow marketing, dispatching and estimating can accelerate growthWhy business owners should avoid "buying themselves a job"The biggest mindset shift every new franchise owner needsHow diversification creates long-term business growthThe advice Max would give his younger self about entrepreneurship Episode Highlights / Timestamps00:00 Why construction franchising is booming 01:00 Meet Max Emma & his entrepreneurial journey 09:25 Why AI won't replace construction businesses 10:56 Don't buy yourself a job... buy yourself a business 13:42 Construction franchise opportunities explained 21:44 Is franchising right for everyone? 27:23 Franchise fees, royalties & what really matters 28:30 Why lower royalties aren't always better 32:36 Why franchising reduces business risk 36:48 What Max would do differently starting over 43:03 How to get started with franchising Connect with Max Emma🌐 Franchise With Max https://www.franchisewithmax.com 🔗 LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxemma About Coyle GroupCoyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction. With over 25 years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and more than 1 million safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps organisations deliver projects safely and compliantly. Learn more: https://coyle-group.com/ About the PodcastI'm The Gaffer, hosted by Gavin Coyle, features conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts covering construction, engineering, leadership, business growth, safety, procurement, project delivery, and workplace culture. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more conversations on construction, leadership, franchising, entrepreneurship, business growth, engineering, project management, safety, and building successful businesses. #ImTheGaffer #Franchising #Construction #BusinessGrowth #Entrepreneurship #ConstructionBusiness #Leadership #SmallBusiness #Trades #Contractor #BusinessOwner #Engineering #HomeServices #Franchise #BusinessSuccess

  3. Jul 14

    The Human Business: Why People Matter More Than Profit

    Welcome to a new episode of I'm The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ What if the biggest mistake leaders make is punishing mistakes? In this episode, Glenn Bostock, Founder of SnapCab and author of The Human Business, joins Gavin Coyle to share how changing the way he treated employees transformed his company culture, improved innovation, and helped build a thriving manufacturing business. From rewarding employees for identifying mistakes to creating a workplace built on kindness, authenticity, and purpose, Glenn explains why businesses should focus on helping people thrive, not simply maximizing profit. Whether you're a business owner, construction leader, project manager, entrepreneur, HR professional, or team leader, this conversation offers practical leadership lessons you can apply immediately. You'll learn:Why rewarding mistakes creates stronger teamsHow fear prevents innovation and continuous improvementThe leadership lesson that changed Glenn's business foreverHow one employee mistake saved the company hundreds of thousands of dollarsWhy people are motivated by purpose more than fearHow to build a workplace where employees actively solve problemsThe three core values behind SnapCab's company cultureWhy money should be a tool, not the ultimate goal of business 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps00:00 Rewarding mistakes instead of punishing them 00:47 Introduction to Glenn Bostock & employee engagement 03:18 Learning disabilities and the leadership lesson that shaped SnapCab 12:41 The employee mistake that changed everything 14:49 Why Glenn rewarded an employee with a trip to Hawaii 16:18 Building a culture that rewards problem solving 18:09 Why rewarding mistakes removes fear 23:40 Why money is a tool, not the goal 38:28 What success really means in business 41:26 The biggest lesson Glenn would teach his younger self Connect with Glenn Bostock🌐 SnapCab https://snapcab.com/ 📖 The Human Business (Amazon) https://www.amazon.in/Human-Business-People-First-Lasting-Success/dp/B0GCHGXDBF 🔗 LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/glennbostock/?skipRedirect=true About Coyle GroupCoyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction. With over 25 years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and more than 1 million safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps organisations deliver projects safely and compliantly. Learn more: https://coyle-group.com/ About the PodcastI'm The Gaffer, hosted by Gavin Coyle, features conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts covering construction, engineering, leadership, business growth, safety, procurement, project delivery, and workplace culture. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@ImTheGafferPodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more conversations on leadership, construction, business growth, workplace culture, employee engagement, engineering, manufacturing, and entrepreneurship. #ImTheGaffer #Leadership #EmployeeEngagement #BusinessCulture #CompanyCulture #LeadershipDevelopment #Manufacturing #LeanManufacturing #BusinessGrowth #Construction #Entrepreneurship #Management #Innovation #WorkplaceCulture #HumanBusiness

  4. Jul 7

    Why Businesses Keep Losing Government Tenders (And How to Win)

    Welcome to a new episode of I'm The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ If you're a contractor, construction business owner, project manager, engineer, estimator, consultant, or SME looking to win more government and public sector work, this episode is packed with practical advice you can apply to your next tender. In this episode, Jason Cooney, Director of Tsaks Consulting, joins Gavin Coyle to break down the tender process—from deciding whether to bid, writing stronger responses, pricing competitively, using AI effectively, and understanding what buyers are really looking for. You'll learn: How to quickly assess whether a tender is worth pursuingThe biggest mistakes businesses make when bidding for government contractsWhy social value has become a major scoring factorHow to structure stronger, more consistent tender responsesThe role of AI in tender writing—and where human expertise still mattersWhy buyers don't always choose the cheapest bidPractical pricing strategies that protect your profit while remaining competitiveHow to improve your chances of winning government and public sector contracts 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps00:00 Check the mandatory criteria first 01:30 Introduction to Jason Cooney 05:26 First steps after receiving a tender 10:37 Tender trends: innovation, AI & whole-of-life costs 13:10 Why social value can make or break your bid 18:06 Building consistent tender responses 21:35 Creating a winning tender response library 25:28 Inside the buyer's mindset 31:19 Why buyers want you to succeed 37:09 Pricing strategies and pricing buffers Connect with Jason CooneyTsaks Consulting (Australia) https://thetenderteam.com.au/ Tsaks Consulting (UK & Europe) https://tsaks.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-cooney/ About Coyle GroupCoyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction. With 25+ years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and over 1 million safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps organisations deliver projects safely and compliantly. Learn more: https://coyle-group.com/ About the PodcastI'm The Gaffer, hosted by Gavin Coyle, features conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts covering construction, engineering, leadership, business growth, safety, procurement, and project delivery. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@ImTheGafferPodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more conversations on construction, tendering, procurement, leadership, safety, engineering, and business growth. #ImTheGaffer #GovernmentTenders #TenderWriting #Construction #Procurement #ConstructionBusiness #PublicSector #BusinessGrowth #ProjectManagement #ConstructionLeadership #Contractors #Engineering #SMEs #TenderManagement #GovernmentContracts

  5. Jun 23

    Why Some Architecture Firms Are Going Out of Business

    Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ If you're a construction business owner, architect, engineer, contractor, project manager, developer, or someone involved in designing and delivering projects, this conversation offers valuable insights into architecture, construction, entrepreneurship, AI, leadership, and the future of the built environment. In this episode, Lance Cayko joins Gavin Coyle to discuss why architects need to reconnect with the construction industry, how builders and architects can work more effectively together, the impact of AI on professional services, and why understanding construction can make you a better designer and business owner. You'll learn: Why architects need stronger relationships with builders, subcontractors, and the people actually delivering projects How spending time in the field can improve designs, reduce mistakes, and earn respect from trades Why many architecture firms struggle with business, profitability, and long-term growth How AI is changing architecture and why practical construction experience is becoming more valuable Why Lance believes architects should reclaim the role of the master builder and take a bigger role in construction projects 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps 00:00 Why builders earn more than architects 01:12 Introduction to Lance Cayko 02:27 Starting in construction at age 13 08:54 Why entrepreneurship and architecture rarely go together 12:10 The ego problem in architecture 15:08 Why architects don't talk to tradespeople 17:29 How subcontractors improved architectural drawings 21:44 AI and the future of architecture 31:00 Why architectural firms are going out of business 38:00 Why owners and clients suffer from poor collaboration 40:52 Knowing what you know now 42:07 The book that changed Lance's life Connect with Lance Cayko LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lance-cayko-1227031a/ Inside The Firm Podcast https://insidethefirmpodcast.com/ F9 Productions https://www.f9productions.com/ About Coyle Group Coyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction. With 25+ years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and 1M+ safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps projects run safely and compliantly. Learn more: https://coyle-group.com/ About the Podcast I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, safety, engineering, construction, and business success. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners, architects, engineers, contractors, project leaders, developers, and industry professionals. #ImTheGaffer #Architecture #ConstructionIndustry #Architects #ConstructionLeadership #BuildingDesign #ConstructionManagement #ConstructionBusiness #ProjectManagement #AIInConstruction #ConstructionTechnology #Entrepreneurship #ArchitectureBusiness #GeneralContractor #ConstructionPodcast

  6. Jun 16

    Why Great Engineers Focus on Prevention, Not Just Problem Solving

    Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ If you're a construction business owner, engineer, project manager, contractor, safety professional, or someone responsible for delivering projects, this conversation offers valuable insights into engineering leadership, safety, technology, and the future of the industry. In this episode, Craig Montz joins Gavin Coyle to discuss what makes a great engineer, why the industry needs more engineering talent, how technology is transforming project delivery, and why preventing problems is more valuable than simply solving them. You’ll learn: Why engineering is a rewarding career with endless opportunities What qualities make a great engineer Why safety should be considered during design, not after construction starts How asking better questions leads to better project outcomes Whether construction projects are being over-engineered How BIM and 3D modelling are changing project planning Why technology and AI are becoming essential engineering tools Why experienced engineers focus on preventing problems, not just fixing them How engineering firms can attract and retain top talent Why leadership is often about listening instead of providing solutions Why Craig believes he should have bet on himself earlier in his career 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps 00:00 Problem solving vs problem prevention 01:30 Introduction to Craig Montz 05:15 How engineering firms attract top talent 07:52 What makes a great engineer? 09:37 Why engineering logic improves safety 10:36 Are projects being over-engineered? 15:23 The qualities of a modern engineer 16:03 How BIM and technology are transforming construction 18:44 The leadership lesson behind problem prevention 20:00 Building projects virtually before construction begins 26:14 How AI helps engineers make better decisions 27:25 Engineering salaries and specialist career opportunities 32:05 Leadership lessons from managing people 35:00 The future of engineering and technology 37:50 Knowing what you know now, what would you do differently? Connect with Craig Montz LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigmontz/ Company Website https://mcclurevision.com/ About Coyle Group Coyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction. With 25+ years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and 1M+ safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps projects run safely and compliantly. Learn more: https://coyle-group.com/ About the Podcast I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, safety, engineering, and success in the construction industry. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners, engineers, project leaders, and industry professionals.

  7. Jun 2

    What Does an Inclusive Construction Industry Really Look Like?

    Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ If you're a construction business owner, contractor, project leader, safety professional, or someone responsible for building better teams, inclusion is not just an HR policy or a box-ticking exercise. In this episode, Anne Okafor, Founder of Okaforia Limited, joins Gavin Coyle to discuss what an inclusive construction industry really looks like and why it matters for safety, quality, culture, recruitment, reputation, and business performance. You’ll learn: Why inclusion affects everyone in construction Why diversity and inclusion cannot sit only with HR Why company culture has to start from the top How poor workplace culture can affect safety and quality Why small everyday behaviours can become bigger problems Why job adverts and recruitment processes may put people off Why inclusion is not just about hiring more women How inclusive teams can help produce better buildings and better products Why ESG and client expectations are making this topic more important Why being inclusive starts with being a decent human being 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps 00:00 Why diverse teams create better products 01:53 Introduction to Anne Okafor 03:46 Anne’s journey into construction 06:12 What does an inclusive construction industry look like? 07:24 Legal requirements and industry standards 09:31 Why inclusion cannot be an afterthought 11:18 Is diversity and inclusion just HR? 19:23 Diversity and inclusion as safety near misses 22:53 Why safety is physical and emotional 27:08 Why inclusion is more than women in construction Connect with Anne Okafor LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneokafor/ Website https://www.anneokafor.com/ About the Podcast I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners and leaders. #ImTheGaffer #ConstructionBusiness #ConstructionLeadership #ConstructionIndustry #DiversityAndInclusion #InclusionInConstruction #WomenInConstruction #ConstructionCulture #HealthAndSafety #WorkplaceCulture #ESG #Leadership

  8. May 26

    Mental Health Support in Construction | Mary Grady & Alan Worrall

    Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷‍♂️ If you work in construction, health and safety, contracting, site management, or lead teams on site, this episode is an important conversation about mental health, support, and looking out for people before they reach crisis point. In this episode, Gavin Coyle is joined by Mary Grady and Alan Worrall for an important conversation about mental health support in the construction industry and the work of the Lighthouse Charity in Ireland. They discuss why construction workers need support before crisis point, how employers and HSE professionals can spot the signs, and why a quiet chat can sometimes make a major difference. You’ll learn: Why mental health support matters in construction How the Lighthouse Charity supports workers and families Why financial pressure is a major issue for many workers How mental health first aid and peer support can help Why the Make It Visible van is creating real conversations on site How employers can build support into workplace culture 🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps 00:00 Mental health first aid in construction 01:11 Introduction to Mary Grady and Alan Worrall 03:31 What the Lighthouse Charity does 03:43 Built by construction workers, for construction workers 04:28 Financial struggles and support requests 05:15 Alan’s role in health and safety 08:33 Why HSE professionals are important signposts 11:14 Rising need for mental health support 16:07 The impact of suicide in construction 17:35 Mental health of health and safety professionals 23:20 Why construction-specific support matters 28:02 The importance of communication and connection 34:04 Wellbeing beyond the basics 40:44 Encouraging proactive support in the workplace Find out more about Summer Lunch 2026: Purchase tickets or tables: https://lighthousecharity.org/events/ireland-summer-lunch-2026/Bid for auction items online: https://app.galabid.com/lighthouse-charity/itemsYou can’t attend but would like to make a donation?: https://lighthousecharity.org/donate Companies interested in partnering with The Lighthouse Charity can become a Company Supporter, set up a Lighthouse Day Fundraiser, or learn more about the charity. Contact: Mary Grady Email: mary.grady@lighthousecharity.org Role: Partnership Manager, Ireland East Region More info: https://lighthousecharity.org/lighthouse-charity-company-supporter/ Connect with Mary Grady LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-grady/ Connect with Alan Worrall LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-worrall-190646135/ Lighthouse Charity Website: https://www.lighthousecharity.org/ About the Podcast I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry. Listen on: Apple Podcasts https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer Spotify https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast Website https://www.imthegaffer.com Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners, contractors, health and safety professionals, and construction leaders. #ImTheGaffer #ConstructionMentalHealth #LighthouseCharity #ConstructionIndustry #HealthAndSafety #MentalHealthAwareness #ConstructionSafety #WorkplaceWellbeing #MentalHealthFirstAid #ConstructionLeadership #SiteSafety #ConstructionWorkers #WellbeingAtWork #HSE #ConstructionSupport

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I'm The Gaffer, hosted by industry expert Gavin Coyle, is the essential podcast for construction people, offering insider insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies to blueprint unprecedented success in the dynamic world of construction. Whether you are still ‘on the tools’, just getting started, a seasoned site manager focused on large-scale project management, or a fast-growth building industry entrepreneur/developer this podcast is for you. Gavin's guests, ranging from influential thought leaders to boots-on-the-ground practitioners, share their stories, successes and failures, and offer invaluable lessons and tips, allowing you to have a 360-degree view of the construction landscape. This podcast is a must have shared learning space for any person looking to achieve success in the building industry. As a construction person, this podcast is your go-to source for navigating the complexities of the construction industry where success is not just built; it's crafted with precision, passion, and the right knowledge.

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    Gavin Coyle
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    121
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