Drug And Alcohol Use Disorders In Construction Environments For Managers And Supervisors

Supervisors in construction settings carry a critical responsibility: recognizing and addressing substance use before it leads to injury or liability. This course helps equip leaders with essential knowledge about commonly misused substances, including alcohol, opioids, and stimulants.

The course explores how substance use disorders can affect safety and productivity, reviews relevant laws and regulations, and provides practical guidance on creating a drug- and alcohol-free workplace. Participants also learn how to recognize signs of impairment, conduct education and testing, and respond to incidents with clarity and confidence.

According to the National Safety Council, construction supervisors report the second-highest rate of substance use disorder concerns among all industries, making this training a vital part of any safety program. This course is ideal for leaders who must identify, manage, and respond appropriately to substance use concerns on the job site.

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This course is designed for construction managers, forepersons, site supervisors, and safety officers responsible for overseeing crews and maintaining a safe work environment.

• Introduction
• How Substance Use Disorders Can Affect Construction Environments
• What Substances Are Commonly Misused?
• Laws You Need to Know About
• Creating A Drug And Alcohol-Free Workplace
• The Role Of Education And Testing
• Recognizing On-The-Job Substance Use Disorders
• Handling Substance Use Disorder Situations
• Conclusion

• Drug And Alcohol Use Disorders In Construction Environments For Employees
• Drug And Alcohol Use Disorders For Employees
• Drug And Alcohol Use Disorders For Managers And Supervisors