The summer has been a hot one so far. Even for areas accustomed to heat, some of the temperatures and heat index levels have been particularly extreme.
And those working in a construction-related field are some of the most at risk of suffering heat-related illness. To guard against things like heat stroke and even heat exhaustion, companies need good planning, even better training, and the best work practices, protocols, and products that make it safer to work hard in the heat.
Planning and preparation
When it comes to preventing heat illness in workers, OSHA says employers have certain responsibilities. For instance, companies must provide ample
