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Working in heat
Heat stress doesn’t just affect those working outdoors on a construction site. There are several indoor scenarios that pose an equal threat. Working in confined roof spaces or by a metal-clad wall can be just as dangerous as working in full sun.
As a result, it is important for all supervisors and managers (and the workers themselves) to familiarise themselves with ways to protect their health when these situations are unavoidable.
This resource outlines how to avert heat stress, how to quickly identify when its affecting workers, and what you can do if it does hit your team.
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Find the latest expert advice, guides and much more!
Who is it for?
Residential builders and industry professionals
The ultimate guide to managing and avoiding heat stress and related health conditions onsite.
What does it include?
- High risk situations
- Working indoors and outdoors
- How to manage risk
- Control measures.