Construction safety groups partnering on mental health awareness
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Two construction safety organizations are partnering to coordinate education and outreach efforts focused on worker mental health and suicide prevention. The collaboration, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding announced in September during National Suicide Prevention Month, aims to address mental health challenges in the construction industry.
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Washington — A pair of construction safety organizations are teaming up to coordinate efforts on education and outreach related to worker mental health and suicide prevention. Under a Memorandum of Understanding announced Sept. 24 – during National Suicide Prevention Month – the Construction…
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