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Why PPE remains a crucial safety control on construction jobsites
May 29, 2026

Why PPE remains a crucial safety control on construction jobsites

Mortenson emphasizes PPE as the last line of defense in construction safety, focusing on controls and culture to prevent incidents on jobsites.

Republican union busting sends endorsements to Democrats, COVID lockdowns sending endorsements to Republicans
Sep 9, 2024

Faith Technologies Incorporated talks culture of care for suicide prevention week

During Construction Suicide Prevention Week, one Wisconsin company said mental health is an everyday conversation.

Building a mentally healthy culture
Dec 11, 2023

Mental health during the time change and the holidays

Bruce Morton, president Wisconsin Construction Wellness Community, writes about mental health management as the days get shorter and families gather for the holidays.

The Boldt Co.
May 23, 2023

Boldt suicide prevention and mental health awareness program grows

The Boldt Company have 132 employees across the country who are designated for the Question, Persuade and Refer suicide prevention program.

Building a mentally healthy culture
Apr 7, 2023

Focusing on the connection between mental, physical health

Being an introvert or extrovert puts people in a different mental health space and can factor into how that person works, communicates, or socializes.

Building a mentally healthy culture
Mar 1, 2023

Pushing the needle on mental health is a team effort

As I gear up for our May technical meeting for my nonprofit, Wisconsin Construction Wellness Community, I think of a stat that construction workers die by suicide at a rate 4.3 times greater than any other workplace. This is higher than all jobsite fatalities combined.

Construction Mental Health
Feb 22, 2023

Mental health taking on added importance for contractors

Mental health quickly becomes part of contractors' safety standards to quell rising suicide rates.

How (and why) Wisconsin contractors should address employee mental health issues
Oct 18, 2022

How (and why) Wisconsin contractors should address employee mental health issues

The COVID pandemic has exacerbated an already serious global health mental health epidemic. While Wisconsin has moved into second place among states in how effectively it provides access to care, the time is ripe for the private sector to step up its game, too.

COVID-19: One more reason to take mental health seriously
Apr 28, 2020

COVID-19: One more reason to take mental health seriously

Even in the best of times, mental health is a big concern in the construction industry.

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