Seasonal
Seasonal safety at work involves preparing for and mitigating risks associated with changing weather conditions throughout the year. During winter, precautions might include clearing walkways and parking lots of ice and snow, ensuring adequate heating in indoor workspaces, and providing proper clothing and footwear to prevent slips, trips, and falls. In summer, emphasis is placed on preventing heat-related illnesses by implementing heat stress safety measures such as hydration breaks, shaded rest areas, and adjusted work schedules. Spring and fall safety considerations may involve managing allergies to pollen or ensuring proper ventilation in indoor spaces as temperatures fluctuate. Regular safety training and awareness campaigns tailored to seasonal hazards help ensure a safe and healthy work environment year-round.
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Heat Stress: Are You Doing Enough to Protect Your Workers
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