Heat Stress Safety: A Priority for All As temperatures rise, it's crucial to stay vigilant about heat stress safety in the workplace. Whether you're working on-site, in a factory, or in an office, everyone is at risk of heat-related illnesses. We’re excited to share that the Heat Stress Awareness Guide, developed by the members of the Occupational Health and Safety Council (OHSC), provides essential information and advice on managing and controlling heat stress both in the workplace and at home. Heat stress can affect anyone, anywhere. Let's prioritize our well-being and create a safe, comfortable work environment for all. Stay cool, stay safe! 💧 #HeatStressSafety #WorkplaceWellness #EmployeeHealth #StayCoolStaySafe
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Beat the Heat: Protect Your Workers This Summer! As temperatures soar, it's crucial to keep your team safe from heat-related illnesses. Here are some simple yet effective steps to protect your workers: 🔹Stay hydrated! Provide plenty of cool water and encourage frequent sips throughout the day. 🔹Take it easy. Schedule more breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas during peak heat hours. 🔹Dress smart. Encourage light-coloured, loose-fitting clothing that breathes well. 🔹Buddy up! Use the buddy system to watch for signs of heat stress in coworkers. 🔹Acclimatize gradually. Allow new or returning workers to adjust to the heat over 5-7 days. 🔹Know the signs. Train your team to recognize symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Remember, prevention is key! By implementing these measures, you're not just following best practices – you're showing your team you care about their well-being. Want more detailed guidance? Reach out, we are glad to help you navigate the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) website for comprehensive resources on heat stress prevention. Stay cool and safe out there! ❄️😎 #WorkplaceSafety #HeatStressPrevention #EmployeeWellbeing #HRBestPractices #SuperHR
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Q&A: What is stress leave and how much stress leave can be taken? Find out in the Health & Safety Handbook. #stress #mentalhealth #personalleave #workerscompensation #healthandsafety
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