Sun Safety Tips for Construction Workers

 hello and welcome back to the industry

safe video blog jobs that involves
significant amounts of outdoor activity
put employees at a high risk for sun
overexposure particularly during the
summer construction workers are six
times more likely to develop skin cancer
than the rest of the country because
they're exposed to up to ten times more
than the recommended daily allowance for
UV exposure to protect against these
overly harmful UV rays workers should
wear Sun appropriate personal protective
equipment consistently apply and reapply
sunscreen and take short cooldown breaks
in the shade every two hours furthermore
to avoid working during the hours where
the Sun is at its peak intensity safety
professionals should perform a job
safety analysis to plan ahead so that
outdoor projects are scheduled for
before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m.
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