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Are Your Employees Trained on Heat Safety

How often do you train your construction employees on how to work safely in the heat and avoid heat-related illnesses

Jun 3, 2013

How often do you train employees on preventing and treating heat-related illnesses?

  • More than once every year
  • Once every year
  • Less than once every year
  • Never

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