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Mental health is just as important as physical health. Suicide in construction workers can be prevented -- CPWR has construction-specific resources here: cpwr.com/mentalhealth
Opioid emergencies can happen anywhere, including at work. Our new fact sheet on opioid overdose reversal medications helps employers and workers recognize the signs of an overdose and respond quickly. osha.gov/news/newsreleases/o…
ALT Image showing two nasal spray devices against a dark blue background. Text reads: "New Fact Sheet: Opioid Overdose Rescue with Reversal Medications" and includes the OSHA logo and website "osha.gov".
Among construction workers 16 to 64 years old, the leading cause of at-work deaths were falls from, out of, or through a building or structure which accounted for 273 deaths. For more information: tinyurl.com/4am8tf8z
ICYMI: the "Preventing Suicide in Construction: Actions Anyone Can Take to Help" webinar with the Roofers Union and CIASP is now available to watch on demand via YouTube: youtu.be/xbGoT6_vH_4
As SMACNA continues to participate in Suicide Prevention Month, we continue to offer resources that can help workplaces protect their teammates in the event of a mental health crisis.
The Center for Construction Research and Training provides a toolbox talk on warning signs a coworker may be showing and how to respond in a supportive way.
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Opioids in Construction- Part 3 Pathways to Recovery -- substance use disorders are treatable. There is always hope. Learn more about pathways to recovery in the video youtu.be/gsgbUQ2nKsE
It's Suicide Prevention month: CPWR has suicide prevention resources for construction workers, like toolbox talks, hazard alert cards, and training programs. See them here: cpwr.com/mentalhealth
This is a heavy video of one of our apprentices in District Council 3, but it's so important that we share it. Construction has one of the highest rates of suicide in any industry, and more than 5,000 construction workers die by suicide each year, five times the number who die from fatal worksite injuries.
The IUPAT is committed to being there for each and every one of our brothers and sisters who suffer from mental health or substance use issues. Your union is here for you, please reach out if you ever need support.
Save your company time and money by preventing falls! This free resource is designed to help small contractors plan ahead, provide the right equipment, and train employees to keep them safe on the job. tinyurl.com/msuz4ncz
#roofersafety365
¡Ayuda a prevenir caídas! Siga estos consejos de seguridad cuando utilice o trabaje cerca de escotillas. tinyurl.com/3kzfpmas #roofersafety365
NEW from CPWR: "Preventing Workplace and Harassment & Physical Violence in Construction," a guide for employers and workplace leaders. Learn more here: tinyurl.com/w787jm39
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To be protected during and after a fall, it's critical that workers have the right length lanyard: tinyurl.com/y7sv8huy #roofersafety365
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@CPWR: The newest data bulletin from CPWR examines chronic health conditions among US workers, particularly of interest because construction workers face a variety of hazards and exposures. Check it out here: tinyurl.com/27pj2j2a
How can employers respond effectively when substance use disorder arises at work? Join @AskEARN on 9/23 at 2 p.m. ET to explore strategies for addressing needs, supporting employees, and maintaining a safe and productive workplace: tinyurl.com/mvymw789
Help prevent falls! Follow these safety tips when using or working near hatches. tinyurl.com/yxxsznet #roofersafety365
Prepare. Train. Respond.
During National Preparedness Month, review your workplace emergency plans and make sure workers know how to stay safe during emergencies. Get resources on evacuation, severe weather, natural disasters, and emergency response: osha.gov/emergency-preparedn…
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Talking about suicide prevention can be a challenge. CPWR and CIASP have developed a guide for safe messaging guidelines for everyone from presenters, trainers, members of the media, and anyone trying to help. See it here: tinyurl.com/f5u2cr5d
Substance use disorder can affect workplaces in every industry. Join @AskEARN on 9/23 at 2 p.m. ET for a free webinar on practical strategies to support workplace safety, employee well-being, and recovery: tinyurl.com/mvymw789
Opioids in Construction- Part 2 Impacting Lives -- the opioid epidemic has impacted the lives of construction workers' and their friends, family, and coworkers. youtu.be/inQu1WqAPII
💚 Our suicide prevention resources help build supportive workplaces, reduce stigma, and connect people to help when they need it most: osha.gov/preventingsuicides
Remember: You don’t have to wait until you are in crisis to seek support.
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