Trevor won’t stop trying to save the lives of men and women in the trades. His strongest weapon isn’t his muscles built during decades of carpentry work. It is radical transparency about his own struggles with mental health and substance use while working as a tradesperson. In his role as founder of MusterPoint Canada, Trevor is helping shape programs that don’t just look good on paper, but actually have an impact. Colleagues say Trevor is fearless. While working with a renovation charity he would design fundraisers where he would dress up in costumes, lock himself in cages and more to get on the news and fund renovations. At MusterPoint, his unique perspective is helping create a cutting-edge program to help other tradespeople. This peer-support model is new for the construction sector and could spawn a new approach that saves lives and improves the health of the entire industry.