Heat Stress Prevention for Workers

High temperatures can lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke. OSHA recommends proactive measures to protect workers in hot environments.

• Provide access to water and encourage frequent hydration
• Schedule breaks in shaded or cool areas
• Monitor employees for signs of heat stress
• Acclimate new workers gradually

Preventing heat-related illness keeps employees safe and productive.

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