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Protecting Workers from Cold Stress

Protecting Workers from Cold Stress

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exposure to wet and cold environment. Can occur at air temperature as high as 60°F, if feet are constantly wet. • Symptoms: redness, swelling, numbness, and blisters. Risk Factors • Dressing improperly, wet clothing/skin, and exhaustion. For Prevention, Your Employer Should: • Train you on cold stress hazards and prevention.

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Fast Facts - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Fast Facts - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Workers who are exposed to extreme cold or work in cold environments may be at risk of cold stress. Extremely cold or wet weather is a dangerous situation that can cause

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Guide to Cold Stress at Work - WCB

Guide to Cold Stress at Work - WCB

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Guidelines to Reduce the Risk of Cold Stress ¾ Cover your head. 50% of heat can be lost through the head. ¾ Wear layered clothing. Layers trap warm air and help to

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