Updated Guidance Material: Managing the risks of working in heat

Some common risks of working in heat include heat-related illness, dehydration, burns and reduced concentration.

Safe Work Australia has updated guidance material on managing the risks of working in heat.

The new guidance reflects changes made to the recommended first aid for heat stroke.

This guide provides practical guidance for a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) on how to manage the risks associated with working in heat, including information on first aid for heat-related illnesses that reflects updated medical advice.

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Further information

  • Information on the risk management process can be found in the
  • Information on consultation requirements can be found in the
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