Heat Stress (French)

What is Heat Stress?

Heat stress happens when your internal body temperature increases because your body’s way of controlling internal body temperature decreases. As a result, the overall body temperature warms up to such an extent that the person might experience dizziness, headache, fainting, and in rare cases, even death.

Why Heat stress is a serious issue?

Workers who work in high temperatures, humidity levels, tight clothing, or extra layers of clothing lead to heat stress. Heat stress can cause serious health problems such as heatstrokes, dizziness, lack of attention, heat exhaustion, headaches, etc. Employees should be prevented from working in such conditions where heat stress can occur.

Can Heat stress be prevented?

Yes, heat stress can be prevented by implementing safety guidelines and encouraging workers to safeguard themselves by regularly resting in cool places, drinking plenty of cool fluids, trying cooling measures, and loosening clothing or limiting extra clothing layers.

Is there any program from which I can get a Heat Stress Training in French course?

If you want to attend a Heat Stress Training in French program, then you must visit Osha’s outreach courses. You can get this course in French if you are not familiar with any other language other than French.

How will Osha’s French Heat Stress Safety Training Program be helpful to me?

Osha provides all of the information and facts in their Outreach courses. Everything that you need to know will be provided by these courses. After completing Osha’s French Heat Stress Safety Training Program, you will become aware of heat stress and also tell your colleagues about Heat stress and how to prevent it so that work can be performed safely and consistently.