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Heat safety guide: Recognising warnings and taking action
The optimal internal temperature of a human body is ~37°C (± 0.5°C). However with rising Australian temperatures and subsequent environmental changes, workers are at risk of experiencing workplace heat-related illnesses now more than ever. Continue reading our detailed guide to understand how heat stress is a hidden risk, what can cause heat-related illnesses, how to manage heat exhaustion and heat stroke and to implement workplace mitigation strategies that protect you and your workforce.
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