Heat safety

Extreme weather conditions are in the forecast for this weekend. Please take a few minutes to review these safety tips before you head out into the heat. #beattheheat #infographic #health #safety #dehydration #heatexhaustion #heatstroke #sunscreen #sunsafety #design

#ConstructionSafetyWeek brings us some good reminders to stay safe in the summer heat! Avoid heat illnesses with these simple steps. Make construction work safer with these heat safety tips!

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Austin Moms Blog shares 9 easy tips to keep the kids safe from the summer heat!

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Summer is heating up! Remember these tips while working in the heat!

Heat exhaustion is characterized by high body temps, muscle cramps, headaches and nausea. If left untreated, it can lead to heat stroke, seizures and fainting.

Some jobs should inescapably happen in hot operating environments. operating in conditions of extreme heat combined with further stresses to the body from physical activity, loss of fluids, fatigue, and numerous different factors, will result in dangerous health effects or will jeopardize employees safety. Read More…

Hot Work: types and hazards. Hot work refers to any work that requires using open flames, applying heat or friction, or may generate sparks or heat

Heat stroke is a serious medical condition, but luckily, a preventable one. Here some tips on how to steer clear of heat stroke this summer.

Tips on how to beat the heat.

Heat can be both exhausting and dangerous. Check out this article to familiarize with symptoms of heat-related illnesses.

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Extremely hot summers always pose a challenge to society, especially outdoor workers in agriculture, landscaping, construction and oil & gas industries. Fortunately, heat-related illness can be prevented by these safety tips.