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π§ What if one conversation could save a life?
The construction industry has made tremendous progress in reducing physical injuriesβbut some of today's greatest risks aren't always visible.
Mental health. Stress. Burnout. Fatigue. Suicide prevention. Psychological safety.
These challenges affect every company, every project, and every jobsite.
That's why the Greater Boston Chapter of ASSP is proud to partner with the Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts (AGC MA) for a conversation every construction leader should be part of.
ποΈ Beyond Compliance
Building a Worker Wellness Program That Strengthens Safety Culture, Mental Health & Organizational Performance
We're honored to welcome Tim Irving, CSP, ARM, CHST, former Acting Director of OSHA's Directorate of Construction, as moderator.
Tim has led many of OSHA's most impactful national initiatives, including:
β Mental Health in the Workplace
β Suicide Prevention in Construction
β OSHA's Trenching Safety Initiative
β National Stand-Down to Prevent Falls
β ANSI Type II Safety Helmet Initiative
Tim will lead an outstanding panel featuring:
π€ Michelle La Fleur
Chief People Officer, Shawmut Design & Construction
π€ Reginald Shubert
Corporate Safety Director, Barr & Barr
π€ Nick Fragola
Director of Safety, Colantonio, Inc.
π€ Special Guest Panelist (To Be Announced)
Together, they'll share practical lessons on:
π Launching wellness initiatives using EAPs and existing insurance resources
π€ Building executive buy-in and workforce engagement
ποΈ Leveraging unions, recovery councils, and peer support networks
π Scaling programs from early efforts to fully integrated wellness strategies
π‘ Overcoming challenges including cost, participation, and cultural adoption
This isn't another compliance seminar.
It's a conversation about creating workplaces where people feel supported, leaders know how to respond, and organizations understand that protecting workers means caring for the whole personβnot just preventing injuries.
Whether you're a safety professional, superintendent, project executive, HR leader, owner, or operations manager, you'll leave with practical ideas you can implement immediately.
π Tuesday, August 25, 2026
π 2:00 PM β 6:00 PM
π Tree House Brewing Company β The Lookout & Boardroom
Tewksbury, MA
π» Stay afterward for networking, appetizers, and an open bar with construction and safety professionals from across New England.
π The strongest safety cultures are built by organizations that invest in their peopleβon and off the job.
ποΈ Seats are limited. Register today and join one of the construction industry's most important conversations.
π Register here: [Insert Registration Link]
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