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Building Strong Foundations:

What needs to change? Be part of the urgent conversation about suicide in the construction.

Time & Location

05 Aug 2026, 7:00 am – 9:00 am

Master Builders Association Tasmania, 6 Lockheed Pl, Cambridge TAS 7170, Australia

About the event

Building Strong Foundations - What needs to change?


Join the conversation about suicide in the construction and allied trades industry.


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Construction workers in Australia are around twice as likely to die by suicide as workers in other industries, and Tasmania is seeing many of the same challenges and risk factors. This free breakfast event brings together industry leaders, employers, workers, apprentices, and community organisations to discuss what needs to change across Industry and how we can tailor better, safer, healthier workplaces and programs to address suicide across the industry.



This is not just an individual issue, it is an industry issue. Suicide in the construction industry is not inevitable, it is preventable. But meaningful change will take all of us working together.


Building Strong Foundations is an opportunity to have your say, share ideas, and be part of practical conversations about creating real change. Together, we can improve workplace culture, strengthen support systems, encourage early conversations, and ensure people know they are not alone.


No single organisation can solve this alone. Change will take industry, employers, workers, and community coming together to support one another and take action.



RSVP HERE




Breakfast included

Wednesday August 5, 7am-9am

Master Builders - 6 Lockheed Place, Cambridge, 7170

For enquiries about the Launceston and Devonport events please call:

1300 003 313

or email

training@lifelinetasmania.org.au 



Trade Talk is a free counselling service for people working in the construction and allied trades industry. If you need support, please call 1300 003 313.


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