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THE TRAITORS: ROBINSONS EDITION

1/10/2026
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Someone at Robinsons is trying to sabotage a steel building…

It takes a lot of people to get a steel building from an initial enquiry to the finished structure.

Sales. Estimating. Design. Admin. Operations. Transport. Fabrication. Erection.

We’re putting our own Robinsons spin on The Traitors and, over the coming weeks, our team will be taking part in a little internal investigation to find out who is secretly working against them.

Somewhere amongst the 19 staff are three Traitors.

The rest are Faithfuls.

The Traitors know who they are. The Faithfuls don’t.

And their mission? Sabotage the steel building without getting caught.

FOLLOW THE INVESTIGATION

This is an internal game for the Robinsons team, but we’re bringing you along for the ride.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing clues, case files, suspicious evidence and updates from the investigation.

You’ll meet the 19 suspects.

You’ll find out what happened to the steel building.

You’ll hear the team’s theories.

And you can make your own guesses about who you think the Traitors are.

You don’t need to work at Robinsons to follow along. Just keep an eye on our website and social channels as the investigation unfolds.

THREE TRAITORS. ONE STEEL BUILDING. WHO CAN YOU TRUST?


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