Working in hot weather can be tough, so staying hydrated, taking regular breaks and looking after each other is key. Stay safe, stay cool, and don’t ignore the signs of heat exhaustion .

Heat stress happens when the body’s way of controlling its internal temperature starts to fail. As well as air temperature, factors such as work rate, humidity and work clothing may lead to heat stress.

You and your workers must be aware of how to work safely in high temperatures. This means identifying the factors that can cause heat stress, and how to avoid it.

If you have any queries in relation to the information, or there are any H&S matters you would like to discuss with our team, please don’t hesitate to contact us, Tel 0151 480 8968, email enquiries@rawlingsrcs.co.uk