11 Summer Tips to Help Keep You Cool

Heat-Related Illness

With the heat of summer in full force, heat-related illness is as relevant as ever. There are already plenty of safety concerns associated with construction work, but the summer heat can add another dimension. Dehydration, heat exhaustion, heatstroke, and fatigue are just some of the conditions that come as a result of working in extreme heat. For this reason, it is important for construction workers to be informed of heat-related illnesses and the preventative measures they can take to mitigate them. To help everyone stay cool this summer, we have compiled eleven safety tips that they should follow when working in the heat. Remember, to always contact your designated safety professional if you are concerned about the weather or the conditions of your jobsite.