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■ AI-Powered Injury Prevention. Data analytics can help
■ AI-Powered Injury Prevention. Data analytics can help
predict injury trends, allowing companies to proactively address
predict injury trends, allowing companies to proactively address
risks before they lead to incidents.
risks before they lead to incidents.
■ Expanded Mental Health Services. Th e construction industry
■ Expanded Mental Health Services. Th e construction industry
is seeing an increased focus on mental health, with onsite clinics off er-
is seeing an increased focus on mental health, with onsite clinics off er-
ing stress management programs and crisis intervention services.
As these advancements continue to shape the industry, con-
struction fi rms that prioritize onsite medical care will be better
positioned for long-term success.
Final Thoughts: Investing in Health for a Safer,
More Productive Workforce
Onsite medical clinics are more than just a convenience—they are
a strategic investment in worker safety, business effi ciency and cost
reduction. In a high-risk industry like construction, the ability to
provide immediate medical care, prevent injuries and foster a cul-
ture of safety can have a profound impact on a company’s bottom
line and reputation.
By adopting a proactive approach to occupational health, con-
struction fi rms can reduce recordable injuries, improve compliance
and enhance workforce morale. As the industry continues to evolve,
those who invest in innovative health and safety solutions will remain
at the forefront of effi ciency, productivity and worker well-being.
Is your construction site equipped with the right health and
safety resources? Contact Medcor today to learn how onsite medi-
cal clinics can transform your approach to workplace safety.
cal clinics can transform your approach to workplace safety.
Troy Butler is the Executive Director of Construction Health
Troy Butler is the Executive Director of Construction Health
and Safety at Medcor, bringing with over decade of experience in
and Safety at Medcor, bringing with over decade of experience in
workplace health solutions. Based in Kansas City, Troy is dedicated
workplace health solutions. Based in Kansas City, Troy is dedicated
to advancing health and safety standards within the construction
industry. His expertise in occupational health, risk mitigation and
onsite care makes him a trusted leader in the fi eld, helping busi-
nesses protect their workforce and improve job site safety.
REFERENCES
• Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) – Construction industry injury data
Source: BLS – Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities; www.bls.gov/iif/
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) – Cost of workplace
injuries
Source: OSHA – Business Case for Safety and Health; www.osha.gov/
businesscase
• National Safety Council (NSC) – Annual costs of workplace injuries
Source: NSC – Work Injury Costs; tinyurl.com/4dy3pj25
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Impact of workplace
health programs
Source: CDC – Workplace Health Promotion; https://tinyurl.com/muf5f2vt
• Medcor Internal Data – Lower healthcare costs claim
Source: Medcor; tinyurl.com/mw9mjuxd
GOGGLE
GUARD®
CLIP
The Goggle Guard® clip addresses the age-old
conundrum of where to place your safety glasses or
goggles when going on and off the jobsite. To use,
simply attach the Goggle Guard® clip to the front or
back of a safety helmet to keep many types of eye
protection secure and to prevent loss. The clips are
made in the USA and are available in multiple
colors. Customize your clips with your logo or
safety slogan to further your brand and safety
message to everyone on the worksite.
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