An Act relative to suicide prevention signage at construction site workplaces
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires construction site workplaces in Massachusetts to display suicide prevention signage. The goal is to raise awareness of mental health challenges and provide resources for workers who may be struggling. It aims to reduce the risk of suicide among construction workers by promoting open conversations and access to support. The legislation seeks to establish a standard for signage placement and content.
Key provisions
- Construction site employers must post suicide prevention signage.
- Signage must include information about available resources.
- The signage should be prominently displayed in areas accessible to workers.
- The signage must be in English and Spanish.
- The Department of Labor and Workforce Development will provide guidance on signage content and placement.
Who is affected
- Construction workers
- Construction site employers
- The Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Notable changes
- Establishes a requirement for suicide prevention signage in construction workplaces.
- Specifies language requirements for the signage.
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