Beyond hard hats: Mental struggles become the deadliest construction industry danger
Safety experts have long been concerned about the physical hazards of construction work. Only in recent years have the ...
Mental struggles become the deadliest danger for construction workers
More than 5,000 male construction workers die from suicide annually — five times the number who die from work-related injuries.
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Beyond hard hats: Mental struggles become the deadliest construction industry danger
The hurdles are particularly high in this male-dominated field, where harassment and bullying are common and speaking up about emotional hardships is often considered a sign of weakness ...
Ontario companies fined $230K in worker death at a construction site in Hamilton
Two Ontario companies face fines after an electrician died at a construction site in Hamilton. The electrician was working on ...
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KAISER HEALTH CARE: Beyond Hard Hats: Mental struggles become the deadliest construction industry danger
Frank Wampol had a dark realization when he came across some alarming data a few years ago: Over 5,000 male construction ...
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Language-rights activist contests English-only construction signs on Parliament Hill
An Ottawa man has lost a bid to win financial compensation from the federal government for its failure to ensure that Parliament Hill construction ... “Danger due to work overhead.” The signs ...
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INDOT’s speed camera pilot program coming to Clear Path construction zone
speeds dropped by up to 4 miles per hour when warning signs went up in mid-August. When the mobile enforcement units were added, the state reported speeds decreased by up to 6 miles per hour. INDOT ...