Heat Illness Prevention Should Start Before Workers Arrive on Site
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Heat illness prevention requires planning and preparation before workers step onto the job site, including acclimatization protocols, hydration strategies, and environmental monitoring. Construction companies that establish pre-arrival heat safety measures significantly reduce the risk of heat-related injuries and improve overall worker health on hot job sites.
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