This course focuses on the protective strategies, physiological warning signs, and risk mitigation protocols required when working in severe environmental temperatures. Participants learn how to recognize and treat thermal illnesses, such as heat stroke, dehydration, frostbite, and hypothermia, while understanding the compound risks of high humidity or wind chill factors. The curriculum covers proper layering of personal protective equipment (PPE), engineered controls like designated cooling or warming stations, hydration and diet adjustments, and modified work-rest schedules, equipping crew members with the practical knowledge to prevent weather-related injuries and maintain operational safety in harsh climates.
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