Safe Driving
Before getting into and driving a GOV, you should do this.
360-Degree Walk-Around
Removing what is unneeded, out of date, or needed elsewhere
Sort
Actively and heavily sweating, skin may feel cool and appear pale.
Heat exhaustion
Avoid collisions don't tailgate by...
Maintain a Safe Following Distance
Label shelves, bins, zones
Set in Order
Very high temperature, skin could be hot to the touch and damp with sweat, though they will not be actively sweating
Heat stroke
When parking, think about this to help avoid crashes.
Move Forward, Not Back
Deep clean of your workspace
Shine
Do drink this to help cool you down.
Cool water
Make sure to check these 'spots' when merging, changing lanes, or in new environments.
Blind Spots
Making all previous steps routinely
Standardize
Don't drink this during hot work days.
Caffeine, sugary drinks, energy drinks
The use of these are banned during driving.
Cell phones.
Take what you’ve learned and improve upon it.
Sustain
Heat stroke is a medical emergency and requires emergency treatment, and in severe cases, can lead to extreme...
Death