Coping with Hot Work Environments
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- Date of Publication
- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Many people work under hot, humid conditions. Summer heat is a particular hazard to agricultural producers who work long hours under the sun. However, other people working in hot yards, gardens, kitchens or industry jobs are also exposed to these conditions. This publication explains the risks associated with hot working conditions and strategies for overcoming them. (3 pages)
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