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The Mental Health Crisis in Construction

KEYWORDS: accident prevention / construction / construction industry safety / health / health and safety / health and wellness / injuries / mental health / occupational exposure / safety / safety management / safety professionals / workplace deaths / workplace safety
5/28/26 2:00 pm to 5/28/27 2:00 pm EDT
Contact: Meg K.

Each year, about 1,000 construction workers die from on-the-job incidents – but more than 5,000 die from suicide and 11,000 from overdoses. This webinar will begin by detailing current trends on mental health in the industry, then highlight ways for both companies and individuals to take action, along with tangible resources you can use to better support the country’s 12 million construction workers.

Following the webinar, attendees will:

  • Better understand the scope of mental health issues impacting those in the construction industry
  • Be more aware of the complex underlying causes of mental health issues
  • Know how to take action to support employees, fellow workers, friends, and family who may be facing mental health challenges
  • Know where to go for free resources specifically designed to improve mental health in the construction industry

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