How does your company show it cares? Drop a comment below and tell us what your workplace is doing to support its employees! ?? Today is Companies That Care Day, and it’s the perfect time to highlight the workplaces that go beyond the jobsite—fostering a culture of care, safety, and mental well-being in construction. At CIASP, we believe that a company that truly cares prioritizes: ? Mental health awareness alongside physical safety ? Open conversations about well-being and support ? Resources & training to help employees navigate challenges ? A work environment where asking for help is encouraged Let’s celebrate the leaders, teams, and workplaces that are shaping a stronger, healthier industry for all. ?? #CompaniesThatCare #CIASP #MentalHealth #SafetyMatters #ConstructionCares #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide
Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention
建筑业
Frankfort,IL 5,551 位关注者
The CIASP exists to help the construction industry combat the epidemic of suicide deaths in its workforce.
关于我们
The Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP) is raising awareness about the risk of suicide within the construction industry and providing suicide prevention resources and tools to create a zero-suicide industry.
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https://preventconstructionsuicide.com
Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 建筑业
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Frankfort,IL
- 类型
- 非营利机构
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20960 S. Frankfort Square Road, Suite B
US,IL,Frankfort,60423
Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention员工
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Kristy Domboski, CAE
Vice President, Marketing, Communications & Brand + Editor of CFMA Building Profits magazine
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Steve Vallee
Community Volunteer at Veterans Administration
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Jamie Becker
Director, Health Promotion, Laborers' Health & Safety Fund of North America
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Steve Tenney
Construction Industry Advisor at Creative Planning Business Services
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Why don’t construction workers tell secrets? Because they might “leak” information! Why did the crane operator get promoted? Because he really “elevated” his work! Why do construction workers make great friends? Because they always “support” you and never “bail” on you! The construction industry works hard—but today, let’s take a moment to lighten up with some corny construction jokes! Which joke made you laugh the most? Drop your own construction puns in the comments! ?? #ConstructionCares #MentalHealthMatters #CIASP #SafetyMatters #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide
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Our first-ever Constructing Change webinar is just around the corner! ?? April 1 @ 1PM ET ?? Topic: Women Promoting Mental Well-Being in Construction Join our expert panel as they share insights on breaking stigma, building support systems, and fostering a culture where mental health is prioritized in construction. Whether you’re on the job site, in the office, or leading industry change—this conversation is for you! ? Free to attend ? Open to all in the construction industry ? Practical takeaways to create a healthier, safer workplace ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/eFyCVCnn Tag a colleague who should be part of this conversation! ?? #ConstructingChange #WomenInConstruction #MentalHealthMatters #SafetyMatters #ZeroSuicide #CIASP #ConstructionCares Holley Thomas? Sonya Bohmann? Jessica Bunting, MPH? Kara McCaffrey, MBA? Haley Moyers
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Announcing the Launch of CIASP’s Constructing Change Webinar Series!? We’re kicking off a powerful new webinar series, Constructing Change, designed to spark critical conversations about mental well-being in the construction industry. Our first webinar, Women Promoting Mental Wellbeing in Construction, will feature an incredible panel of industry leaders who are making a real impact: ?? Sonya Bohmann ?? Jess Bunting ?? Holley Thomas ?? Kara McCaffery ?? Haley Moyers ?? April 1 | ?? 1 PM Eastern ?? Virtual Event – Free Registration This session will explore: ? The role of women in driving mental well-being initiatives ? Challenges and solutions for improving mental health in construction ? Actionable ways to create a safer, healthier industry for all ?? Join us for this important conversation and help us kick off a year of real change in construction! ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/eFyCVCnn #ConstructingChange #WomenInConstruction #MentalHealthMatters #CIASP #ConstructionCares #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #SafetyMatters #MentalHealth #SafetyMatters #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide Holley Thomas? Sonya Bohmann? Jessica Bunting, MPH? Kara McCaffrey, MBA? Haley Moyers
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Recognizing the Warning Signs? Construction is a high-risk industry, not just physically but mentally. When mental health struggles go unnoticed, they can impact productivity, safety, and team dynamics—putting workers at risk. Look out for these warning signs among your team: ?? Decreased productivity ?? Increased conflict with co-workers ?? Near hits, incidents, or injuries ?? Difficulty solving problems ?? Increased tardiness and absenteeism If you notice these signs, don’t ignore them. Check in with your co-workers. Offer support. Encourage open conversations. A strong, healthy workforce starts with looking out for each other. ?? Learn more about how to recognize and address mental health concerns in construction: https://lnkd.in/e5-rUmjc #CIASP #MentalHealth #ConstructionCares #SafetyMatters #ZeroSuicide #STOPSuicide #ConstructionCommunity
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Your brain is just as important as your physical health—especially in the construction industry, where focus, decision-making, and reaction time are critical to safety. Brain Awareness Week (March 11-17) is a reminder to take care of your mental well-being as much as your physical safety. ?? Simple Ways to Support Your Brain Health: ? Prioritize Sleep – Fatigue impacts concentration and safety on the job. Aim for at least 7-9 hours per night. ? Stay Hydrated & Eat Well – Your brain needs fuel! Drink water and include brain-boosting foods like nuts, fish, and leafy greens. ? Take Breaks – Even a few minutes of stretching or fresh air can reduce stress and boost focus. ? Talk About Mental Health – Just like physical safety, checking in on your mental well-being should be part of the daily routine. ? Know the Signs – If you or a coworker are struggling, don’t wait—reach out for help. ?? A strong, healthy brain keeps you safe at work and beyond. Let’s keep the conversation going. What’s one thing you do to protect your mental well-being? Drop it in the comments below! ?? #BrainAwarenessWeek #MentalHealthMatters #CIASP #ConstructionCares #SafetyMatters #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide
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Announcing the Launch of CIASP’s Constructing Change Webinar Series!? We’re kicking off a powerful new webinar series, Constructing Change, designed to spark critical conversations about mental well-being in the construction industry. Our first webinar, Women Promoting Mental Wellbeing in Construction, will feature an incredible panel of industry leaders who are making a real impact: ?? Sonya Bohmann ?? Jess Bunting ?? Holley Thomas ?? Kara McCaffery ?? Haley Moyers ?? April 1 | ?? 1 PM Eastern ?? Virtual Event – Free Registration This session will explore: ? The role of women in driving mental well-being initiatives ? Challenges and solutions for improving mental health in construction ? Actionable ways to create a safer, healthier industry for all ?? Join us for this important conversation and help us kick off a year of real change in construction! ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/eFyCVCnn #ConstructingChange #WomenInConstruction #MentalHealthMatters #CIASP #ConstructionCares #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #SafetyMatters #MentalHealth #SafetyMatters #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide Holley Thomas? Sonya Bohmann? Jessica Bunting, MPH? Kara McCaffrey, MBA? Haley Moyers
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Q&A with CIASP Executive Director Sonya Bohmann? “Suicide prevention is just as critical as physical safety in construction.” – Sonya Bohmann Mental health in construction needs to be part of the safety conversation, and our Executive Director, Sonya Bohmann, is leading the charge. In this Q&A with?PHCPPros, she shares insights on industry challenges, the progress we’ve made, and how we can continue to prioritize mental health and suicide prevention on job sites across the country. ?? Why mental health is a construction safety issue ?? How CIASP is working to change the industry ?? Actionable steps companies can take to build a culture of care ?? Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eCGrRNMe ?? What’s one step your company is taking to support mental health? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! #CIASP #MentalHealth #SafetyMatters #MentalHealthMatters #ConstructionCares #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide
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At CIASP, we encourage everyone in the construction industry to STAND UP for mental health and suicide prevention—but what does that really mean? ?? S – SAFE: Create a workplace culture where team members feel safe to ask for help if they are struggling or concerned about a coworker. ?? T – TRAINING: Provide suicide prevention training so employees can recognize the warning signs and know how to respond. ?? A – AWARENESS: Raise awareness through toolbox talks, team meetings, and ongoing conversations to make mental health a priority. ?? N – NORMALIZE: Make suicide prevention part of everyday health and safety discussions, just like fall protection or PPE. ?? D – DECREASE: Ensure every worker has access to mental health resources, crisis support, and industry-specific help. ?? The Stand Up Pledge is a commitment to action. Taking the pledge means prioritizing mental health, supporting workers, and building a safer industry. ? Are you ready to STAND UP? Take the pledge today: https://lnkd.in/e9mak39k ?? Drop a comment below if your company has taken the pledge or tag a leader who should! ?? #StandUpPledge #CIASP #MentalHealth #SafetyMatters #MentalHealthMatters #ConstructionCares #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide
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The time change is more than just losing an hour of sleep—it can also impact safety on the job. A study found that workplace injuries increase by 5.7% on the Monday after Daylight Saving Time begins, with a 67.6% increase in workdays lost due to injury. In the construction industry, where focus and alertness are critical, this is a serious safety concern. ?? How to stay alert & safe this week: ? Prioritize Rest – Go to bed earlier to adjust to the change. ? Watch for Fatigue – Lack of sleep can slow reaction times and impair focus. ? Adjust Morning Routines – Give yourself extra time before heading to work. ? Increase Awareness on the Jobsite – Supervisors should check in with teams and be mindful of potential safety hazards. ?? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ec7rasQv. Let’s work together to ensure safety doesn’t take a backseat. Stay rested, stay alert, and stay safe! #CIASP #MentalHealth #SafetyMatters #MentalHealthMatters #ConstructionCares #ZeroSuicide #DifferenceMaker #ZeroSuicideIndustry #ConstructionCommunity #STOPSuicide #DaylightSavingTime #ConstructionSafety
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