Job Aid - Working in Hot Environments

January 15, 2021

Working in hot environments can be a hazard and potential health risk. Excessive heat exposure can lead to a range of conditions from discomfort to headaches, dizziness, mental confusion, fainting...

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Job Aid - Working in Hot Environments

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