With temperatures rising, many employers are concerned about the impact hot weather can have on their workforce. From reduced productivity and discomfort to increased health and safety risks in certain roles and environments, it is important to understand how to identify, prevent and manage heat stress at work.
To help businesses navigate these challenges, Citation has created a free guide to managing heat stress at work. This practical resource explains what heat stress is, who is most at risk, employers' legal responsibilities, and the steps that can be taken to keep employees safe, comfortable and productive during periods of hot weather.
As temperatures climb, heat stress can become a significant workplace risk. Symptoms can range from reduced concentration and productivity to more serious conditions such as heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
Understanding these risks and taking sensible, practical measures to manage them is essential for protecting employees' wellbeing and meeting legal obligations.
The guide covers:
- What heat stress is and how it affects workers
- Which roles, environments and individuals may be at greater risk
- Practical controls that can help reduce risk during hot weather
- How to review and update risk assessments, policies and procedures
Download the Free Heat Stress Guidance
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