How to prevent heatstroke in hot weather! (Constructive replies are rewarded with 5-10 points)
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This post was last edited by q2774594 on 2016-6-22 at 18:52. Hot weather is approaching soon – what measures has your company taken to help employees stay cool in such conditions? Or what work have the department’s safety engineers done for the employees! How can we carry out work to prevent high temperatures? We welcome everyone to come up with good and feasible ideas and methods! ! !
Provide money and heat protection items.
Doing something practical is the best way to combat the heat; for example, providing a heat allowance or including a bowl of mung bean soup with each meal
We have installed air-cooling units at the production site, so it’s not as hot there anymore. Hot weather calls for mung bean soup, and frontline workers receive heat allowances....
Avoid working in the high temperatures at noon; if possible, prepare some mung bean soup. Workers should take turns working to ensure they get enough fluid intake – this is what our company does
Money is given out, as well as items to help combat heat, along with plum juice, which is very effective for relieving the heat. The key is to adjust working hours, avoiding unnecessary work on site during the high temperatures at noon
First of all, it is necessary to avoid outdoor work during periods of high temperatures, adjust schedules and work plans to carry out tasks in the morning or evening. If such avoidance is not possible, efforts should be made to shorten the duration of work during those hot periods, for example by implementing a special rotation system to reduce the working time of workers. Additionally, management of regular operations under such conditions must be strengthened as much as possible, such as through supervision, so that an immediate response can be initiated in the event of any accidents. As for methods to assist in cooling down and heat prevention measures, they are not only necessary but also need to be implemented thoroughly. However, it should be noted that one should not rely too heavily on them; in other words, having certain measures does not guarantee that no health issues will occur. Steel machinery still requires maintenance, let alone human beings
Distribution of heat prevention items: mung bean soup, ice cubes, cold drinks, watermelons, towels, etc.; distribution of heat relief medications: artemisia essential oil, cooling ointments, peppermint oil, etc. Improvement of cooling measures: fans, air conditioners, insulated rooms. Adjustment of working hours: taking advantage of the cooler times in the early morning and evening, avoiding the hot periods at noon, depending on actual conditions. Arrange proper rest for the staff to adjust their physical condition.