The bill mandates a study on suicide risk factors for construction workers, focusing on various employment and personal factors.

The Constructing the Path to Suicide Prevention Act requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to conduct a study on suicide risk factors faced by construction workers. The study will consider various factors, including demographic information, employment status, type of construction work, and histories of substance use, bankruptcy, injury, and mental health diagnosis. The study aims to understand the additive impact of these risk factors on construction workers. The Secretary must submit a report to Congress with policy recommendations based on the study findings.

The bill mandates a study on suicide risk factors for construction workers, focusing on various employment and personal factors.

The Constructing the Path to Suicide Prevention Act requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to conduct a study on suicide risk factors faced by construction workers. The study will consider various factors, including demographic information, employment status, type of construction work, and histories of substance use, bankruptcy, injury, and mental health diagnosis. The study aims to understand the additive impact of these risk factors on construction workers. The Secretary must submit a report to Congress with policy recommendations based on the study findings.