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Both hot and cold weather can be hazards. Winter weather and rain can also present their own hazards for workers working outdoors. Check in here for the latest content about working safely in all outdoor conditions.
By: Safeopedia Staff
Heat stress is a major hazard for construction workers. Learn about the risks and practical steps you can take to mitigate them.
By: Jack Shaw | Writer & Editor
Indoor heat can be just as dangerous as outdoor heat. Find out what employers can do to protect workers from indoor heat hazards.
By: Karoly Ban Matei | HR and Safety Manager
Heatwaves and increasing in frequency and severity. Find out what you can do to protect workers from the heat.
Most people don't realize that working in cold weather conditions can cause dehydration. Find out why and what you can do about it.
By: Bubba Wolford | Director of Business Development
Staying hydrated in the dead of winter can be a challenge. Find out why and how to avoid winter dehydration.
Hydration is important all year round, but even more for these workplaces and workers. Find out who is at high risk of dehydration any time of year.
Outdoor winter jobs put workers at risk of cold stress. Learn more about it, the symptoms, and what you should do to keep employees safe.
By: Kurina Baksh
Conventional rainwear doesn't provide adequate protection from arc flashes and flash fires. Find out how to get the protection you need.
By: Daniel Clark | Safety and Quality Management System Specialist
One of the best ways to prevent heat-related illnesses is to let your body acclimate to the heat. Learn more.
By: Bryan McWhorter | Lead Safety Advisor, Author, Writer, Speaker
Rising temperatures is a constant risk for those who work outside in the summer. Learn about the latest equipment designed to keep outdoor workers cool.
By: Sam Cook
Summer brings a number of safety challenges for outdoor workers. Here are the biggest ones.
By: Jessica Barrett
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