Safety
Work to Solve the Mental-Health Crisis in Construction
Here’s how contractors can get workers to talk about mental health—and create a safe company culture.
By Bruce Morton and Diane Andrea
August 9, 2022
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by Bruce Morton
Bruce Morton, CHST, is a Senior Loss Control Consultant at Marsh McLennan Agency, and can be reached at bruce.morton@marshmma.com.
by Diane Andrea
Diane Andrea is a vice president and health management consultant with Marsh McLennan Agency and can be reached at Diane.Andrea@MarshMMA.com.
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