Heat Illness
•a serious medical condition resulting from the body’s inability to cope with a particular heat load. Includes heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heat syncope, and heat stroke.
What is: Heat Illness
A medical response team who provides first aid to individuals who's life is in danger or at risk.
What is:
Medical Responders
911
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•A map, directory, etc. must be available at the worksite to provide emergency medical responders clear and precise directions to the work site.
•When work location is without a medical facility, a supervisor or designee must be trained and equipped to provide first aid, if necessary.
•When an employee exhibits signs of heat illness, the employee trained in first aid must evaluate the sick employee to determine if a cool down rest and water consumption will suffice or if emergency medical responders must be contacted. If no staff trained in first aid are present, emergency medical responders must be contacted.
Are all steps for what procedure?
What are Emergency Response Procedures
This process refers to the temporary adaptation of the body to heat that occurs gradually when a person is exposed to it. Peaks within 4 to 14 days of regular work of at least 2 hours/day in the heat.
What is Acclimatization?
Coughing & Phlegm
Difficulty breathing
Reduced Lung Function
Aggravated Asthma
Bronchitis
Pneumonia
C.O.P.D.
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•Safety tailgate meetings must be held at the beginning of the shift
•Remind employees to drink water, the importance of staying hydrated, and the symptoms of heat illness
•Share schedule of water and rest breaks
Is the program to be followed when?
What is:
When temperatures are above 80 Degree F
Water consumption
Alcohol consumption
Acclimatization
Caffeine consumption
Prescription medications
Age
Overall health: sickness/preexisting conditions
Are all what?
What are Heat Illness Physical Factors
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What is the AQI or Air Quality Index?
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•Safety tailgate meetings must be held at the beginning of the shift
•Encourage employees to drink water and take additional rest breaks when necessary
•Water breaks will increase in frequency to ensure employees stay hydrated
•Sup II or equivalent will encourage employees to take more frequent water breaks through audible reminders
•Buddy system must be implemented
Is the program to be followed when?
What is:
When temperatures are above 95 Degree F
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Observation of employees for alertness and heat illness symptoms through what types of methods?
What are:
Direct Observation
Mandatory Buddy System
Regular communication
Air temperature
Relative Humidity
Heat Index or apparent temperature
Radiant heat caused by the sun or other sources
Conductive heat sources - heat transferred through another source
Air movement
Workload severity and duration
Protective clothing & PPE donned by employees
Are all what?
What is Heat Illness Environmental Factors
Minimum level respirator to protect against wildfire smoke exposure.
Disposable, cannot be disinfected, and must be replaced at the beginning of each shift
What is: NIOSH Approved N95 respirator
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This document is required by OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard that provides detailed information about chemicals and other potentially hazardous materials.
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