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Review the warning signs of heat stress using the OSHA Heat Stress Toolbox Talk (link at the bottom of the page). Highlight the following: Warning signs of heat stress include headache, . To prevent heat illness among indoor and outdoor workers, it is important for employers to ensure workers are hydrated, have easy access to water, and can rest. Educating workers on the . Hydration: The Importance of Water Toolbox Talk A s summer temperatures hit the higher numbers it is very important to stay hydrated. Your body is designed to sweat, which allows . Staying hydrated helps the body produce more sweat and keep the body cool, keeping you safer in the heat. Begin your day well-hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids the day before, during, and after your workday. Remember that coffee is a diuretic, and will dehydrate your body. Hydration: The Importance of Water Toolbox Talk A s summer temperatures hit the higher numbers it is very important to stay hydrated. Your body is designed to sweat, which allows the skin to wick heat from your body. Staying hydrat-ed helps the body produce more sweat and keeps the body cool, keeping you safer in the heat. Re-. To help reduce the impact of heat and the onset of dehydration, follow some of the key points that are listed below. Alcohol can contribute to dehydration as it reacts with the hormones in your body, causing you to produce more urine than normal. Hydration: The Importance of Water Toolbox Talk A s summer temperatures hit the higher numbers it is very important to stay hydrated. Your body is designed to sweat, which allows the skin to wick heat from your body. Staying hydrat-ed helps the body produce more sweat and keeps the body cool, keeping you safer in the heat. Re-. Staying hydrated helps the body produce more sweat and keep the body cool, keeping you safer in the heat. Begin your day well-hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids the day before, during, and after your workday. Remember that coffee is a diuretic, and will dehydrate your body. Keeping the body hydrated helps the heart more easily pump blood through the blood vessels to the muscles. And, it helps the muscles work efficiently. In short, if you’re well hydrated, your heart doesn’t have to work as hard.
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