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WORKING IN WEATHER EXTREMES

H F Anuszkiewicz

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The article provides information on protecting workers from extreme heat and extreme cold. Protecting workers in extreme weather conditions is a vital part of worksite safety. After discussing the problems caused by extreme heat, for example heat cramps, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke, or extreme cold, for example hypothermia or frostbite, the author provides detailed information on dressing for the job and the weather. He lists suggested fibers to keep workers cool and dry or warm and dry, depending on the weather.

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The article provides information on protecting workers from extreme heat and extreme cold. Protecting workers in extreme weather conditions is a vital part of worksite safety. After discussing the problems caused by extreme heat, for example heat cramps, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke, or extreme cold, for example hypothermia or frostbite, the author provides detailed information on dressing for the job and the weather. He lists suggested fibers to keep workers cool and dry or warm and dry, depending on the weather.

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The article provides information on protecting workers from extreme heat and extreme cold. Protecting workers in extreme weather conditions is a vital part of worksite safety. After discussing the problems caused by extreme heat, for example heat cramps, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke, or extreme cold, for example hypothermia or frostbite, the author provides detailed information on dressing for the job and the weather. He lists suggested fibers to keep workers cool and dry or warm and dry, depending on the weather.

Key concepts: Extreme Cold, Extreme heat, Cold weather, Extreme weather, Frostbite, Hot weather, Heat exhaustion, Environmental science

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