The number of construction workers on Pittsburgh International Airport’s new terminal will peak at approximately 1,500 by next summer. And James Kearns, the on-site lead paramedic for the Terminal Modernization Program, is there to keep all of them safe and healthy.
Kearns maintains the job site’s medical clinic, conducting substance abuse testing, contributing to daily orientation training and providing injury care and follow-up treatment to workers and site visitors. He is also trained in mental health first-aid and assists with wellness initiatives and non-work-related health concerns.
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(Written in my role as Communications Manager for the Terminal Modernization Program at Pittsburgh International Airport.)