Making Suicide Prevention a Health and Safety Priority


4th Annual
Construction Working Minds Summit

Past Summits


Welcome…

Construction Working Minds was established to increase industry awareness, provide valuable resources and create a network that seeks to let people know:

  • Suicide affects everyone and we have a shared responsibility to prevent it.

  • It is courageous to reach out, suicide is preventable.

  • You (an individual in crisis, a supervisor, a workplace) are not alone – lots of resources exist to help you through a suicide crisis.

Our website has been designed to inspire hope and provide a collaboration portal that offers practical tools that are easily understood.  We value the science and the stories of suicide prevention and combine both to guide us in providing positive and impactful resources.

New & Noteworthy:


Workplace Suicide Prevention, Mental Health Promotion &
Worker Well-Being
Quick Start Guide


Check out the highlights from the 2024 Construction Working Minds Summit


 
 



Let's aspire to a zero suicide mindset for construction because no one should die in isolation and despair.


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Featured Resources

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10 Questions Leaders Must Ask Themselves

10 Questions Leaders Must Ask Themselves

 
10 Actions Steps Companies Can Take to Save Lives

10 Actions Steps Companies Can Take to Save Lives

 

Insurance Thought Leadership Column

Insurance Thought Leadership Column

 

IRMI Thought Leader Column

IRMI Thought Leader Column

 
 
 
 

White Paper | Workplace Suicide Prevention: Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention in the Workplace


PDF Guide to Coping with COVID-19


TAKE THE PLEDGE

Join other organizations who are making suicide prevention a health and safety priority.

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STAND UP for Suicide Prevention with the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention

STAND UP for Suicide Prevention with the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention


 
 

CDC Report ranks
construction #1 industry
for male suicide death:


Sally Spencer-Thomas’ TEDx on Suicide Prevention