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IBEAM

Suicide prevention for the construction industry

IBEAM (Ideal Body, Environment, and Mind) is a suicide prevention program for the construction industry developed by SAVE in partnership with WTW. Traditionally, construction industry risk control efforts have focused entirely on physical loss. IBEAM works to change that, offering virtual education or training at all levels of the workforce, enhancing core competencies related to mental health and suicide prevention.

Introduction

A confluence of factors and issues have resulted in the construction industry having among the highest suicide rates of all occupations. Contributing factors include:

By applying the same mentality into psychological safety and wellbeing, safety professionals can help create an environment which:

Watch a short video to learn more about the issue of suicide in the construction industry.

Program details

IBEAM aims to create a more informed, supportive, and resilient workforce with the ultimate goal of reducing suicide in the construction industry. The program consists of three components:

Access IBEAM- Please Read

IBEAM was created to be flexible to the needs of individuals and companies. There are several ways you can access the IBEAM modules:

Request Access to IBEAM

After you complete this form, you will receive an automatic email with instructions to access IBEAM. Remember to check your spam folder. If you do not receive access within 10 minutes, please email support save@save.org.

What sector of the construction industry are you a member of?
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For internal use only.
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Are you responsible for administering training and education programming at your company?(Required)
Does your company have it's own LMS and would like to implement the training on that platform?(Required)
The training can be downloaded as a Scorm 1.2, Scorm 2004, AICC, xAPI, or cmi5
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