Protecting workers in hot environments
Working in hot and humid environments poses significant health risks to workers, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Our heat stress management services help you identify, evaluate, and control heat stress risks in your workplace.
We provide comprehensive Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) monitoring and help you implement effective heat stress management programs compliant with local regulations and best practices.
Comprehensive evaluation of workplace heat exposure using WBGT (Wet Bulb Globe Temperature) monitoring and risk analysis.
Real-time monitoring of temperature, humidity, and radiant heat to identify high-risk areas and work periods.
Development of evidence-based work-rest schedules to prevent heat-related illnesses while maintaining productivity.
Implementation of effective hydration strategies including water intake requirements and electrolyte replacement protocols.
Recommendations for ventilation, cooling systems, and heat source isolation to reduce workplace heat exposure.
Evaluation of personal protective equipment for heat stress prevention, including cooling vests and breathable fabrics.
Health monitoring programs for workers exposed to heat stress, including pre-employment and periodic medical assessments.
Comprehensive training programs on heat stress recognition, prevention, and first aid for supervisors and workers.
Development of heat stress management policies and procedures aligned with local regulations and international best practices.
Comprehensive evaluation of work processes, environmental conditions, and worker activities to identify heat stress hazards.
Measurement of WBGT, air temperature, humidity, and radiant heat using calibrated instruments at various work locations and times.
Analysis of monitoring data against occupational exposure limits and assessment of individual worker risk factors.
Development of comprehensive control strategies including engineering controls, administrative measures, and PPE recommendations.
Assistance with implementing controls, developing procedures, and training workers on heat stress prevention.
Periodic reassessment and monitoring to ensure controls remain effective and adapt to changing conditions.
Foundries, smelters, glass manufacturing, and other high-heat production facilities.
Outdoor construction work, road works, and building projects in Singapore's tropical climate.
Power plants, boiler rooms, and energy facilities with high-temperature operations.
Ship repair, welding operations, and confined space work in hot environments.
Kitchens, bakeries, and food manufacturing facilities with steam and heat-generating equipment.
Vehicle repair shops, paint booths, and maintenance facilities with heat-generating processes.
Unventilated warehouses, loading docks, and storage facilities with poor air circulation.
Landscaping, maintenance, security, and any outdoor work exposed to Singapore's tropical sun.
Our heat stress management services align with international standards and local regulations, including:
Don't let heat stress compromise worker safety and productivity. Contact our health services experts today for a comprehensive assessment.
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