Improving Standard of Care and Reducing Mental Health Risk in Construction

Mental health risk is on the rise across industries and business sectors, but psychosocial risks are notably high in the construction industry. Not only are symptoms of depression and anxiety more prevalent in this sector, but the incidence of suicide, at four times greater than the national average, is alarming.

In this whitepaper, you will learn how mental health risks can quietly yet impactfully affect construction companies and how new tools, such as artificial intelligence and data-driven analytics, offer new opportunities to promote a healthy and safe work environment.

Mitigating mental health and suicide risk in the construction industry is crucial not only for the immediate wellbeing of individuals but also for the long-term health and sustainability of companies, and the industry as a whole.

Download the whitepaper to find tools and strategies to help reduce mental health risk in Construction.