Read the Latest Suicide Prevention Week Toolbox Talk

Learn more about how the TASC model can help you keep your teammates safe.

If you work on a construction jobsite, you've almost certainly participated in safety training. Depending on your craft or trade, you may know about working around trenches, using fall protection, electrical safety, and many other physical safety topics. These are all important to keeping you and your coworkers safe from physical harm each day. However, what if you become worried that a team member is perhaps going to engage in some form of self-harm? The TASC model from the LivingWorks Suicide Prevention training helps you address this potential situation in a way that is courteous, respectful, and mindful of your surroundings.

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Sep 9, 2026 — Member Update

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