❓ What increases the risk of heat illness in indoor workplaces?
🗣️ Occupational risk factors for heat illness include high temperatures and humidity, heavy physical activity, not being used to working in hot conditions, not staying hydrated, and wearing clothing that holds in body heat. Consider all these factors and take steps to reduce heat exposure – provide water, rest breaks, cooling areas and train workers to recognize the signs of heat illness. Visit our website for more information.
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Original article published by OSHA