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

Substance use disorders can impact job performance, team safety, and company liability, especially in construction environments where physical risk is already high. This course provides the tools supervisors need to take informed, proactive action when substance use disorders become a problem in the workplace.

The course covers legal requirements, details on commonly misused substances, and the importance of education, testing, and early intervention. Leaders learn how to recognize impairment, manage difficult conversations, and uphold workplace policies with consistency and care.

According to the CDC, more than 15% of construction workers report substance misuse, reinforcing the need for specialized training at the supervisory level. This course is especially suited for those who play a role in enforcing safety policies, supporting employee wellness, and ensuring legal compliance on-site.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

This course is intended for forepersons, project managers, HR professionals, and field supervisors working in the construction industry.

• 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