1) Drink plenty of water even when not thirsty to avoid heat stress from working in hot environments.
2) Avoid drinks like coffee, tea, and soft drinks that can dehydrate the body and increase risk of heat stress.
3) Consider your physical condition, obesity, lack of conditioning, pregnancy, or inadequate rest which can increase susceptibility to heat stress when working in the heat.
1) Drink plenty of water even when not thirsty to avoid heat stress from working in hot environments.
2) Avoid drinks like coffee, tea, and soft drinks that can dehydrate the body and increase risk of heat stress.
3) Consider your physical condition, obesity, lack of conditioning, pregnancy, or inadequate rest which can increase susceptibility to heat stress when working in the heat.
1) Drink plenty of water even when not thirsty to avoid heat stress from working in hot environments.
2) Avoid drinks like coffee, tea, and soft drinks that can dehydrate the body and increase risk of heat stress.
3) Consider your physical condition, obesity, lack of conditioning, pregnancy, or inadequate rest which can increase susceptibility to heat stress when working in the heat.
of water. determining fitness In about 1 cup of cool to work in hot water every 15-20 mins, environments. HEAT STRESS even when not thirsty. Avoid alcohol, coffee, tea Obesity, lack of & caffeinated soft drinks conditioning, that dehydrate the body. Cause : pregnancy & inadequate rest can Failure of the heat regulating increase susceptibility to heat stress. mechanism of the body, with Rescheduling activities. or without direct exposure to Adjust to the heat by Take breaks in cool rest areas. the sun. assigning a lighter workload & longer rest periods for the When possible, schedule
Symptoms : first 5-7 days of intense
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