Heat stress at work: health & safety non-compliance

Heat stress is a risk for the employee, the company employing them and the individuals within the company managing them.

Learn about heat safety and compliance for Australian workplaces. Discover:

·Statistics on workers compensation claims for heat stress in Australia.

·What is reasonably practicable when it comes to heat safety.

·How to manage the risks of working in heat.

·Practical tips on managing heat stress.

·Break guidelines for different workplace temperatures.

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