Sun Safety video for site workers- Upbeat, fun & conversational
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (England - Cockney, Estuary, East End) British (General)Transcript
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some safety. We all enjoy the warmer weather over the summer, but sometimes working in higher temperatures can be dangerous. Some burn dehydration on skin cancer are all potential problems a worker may face. Thankfully, the simple son safety tips will help you keep you safe and protected when working during the summer. It can take as little as 10 minutes for you to get somebody. So always be aware of how much time you've spent in direct sunlight. It is important to sit in the shade and cool down during breaks and also drink plenty of water. Some people like to work on their town when the weather is nice, but work is not the place to do it. The weather may be hot, but her body would be if it gets burned, so keep your bare skin covered. At least you're safe. Time shaving shirts must be kept on a tall times, and shorts are not allowed. Despite all this coverage, some parts of your body may still be exposed to the sun. Frequently apply Sun Queen to these areas to keep your skin happy and healthy. All mandatory PP must also be worn on site. This includes hazard hat safety, footwear, gloves, glasses and any other essential equipment applicable to your area. The risks of injury are the exact same as ordinary circumstances, so make sure you wear your pee pee.