You’re a construction worker, and as a result, the likelihood is that you’ll be working outside during the autumn. It’s cooler outside this time of year, and some parts of New York may even see ice and snow. As you get used to the dropping temperatures, you should remember that you’re at a heightened risk of serious slip-and-fall accidents. You could also be at risk of winter-related illnesses like hypothermia or frostbite. Getting ready to work safely in cold weather is appropriate now, so here is some information on what you can do to prevent falls and other weather-related illnesses.
- Get to know the signs of cold-weather illnesses
- Frostbite
- Trench foot
- Hypothermia
- Remember to look for dew, frost and wet platforms
- Get up-to-date weather information before you start working
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