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What’s the most important job for a foreman during this sweltering season?

That's right! It's about keeping track of our employees' health!! (Did you guess right? lol)

 

And the timing of that health management is crucial.

It's usually in the morning, isn't it?

 

In social situations, people often ask things like, “Do you look okay?” right?

You probably won't know for sure at that point.

Unless you're clearly not feeling well.

So not there—the 10 o'clock break!

Let's do a quick review here!!

 

Are your eyes okay?

How's your skin looking?

Do your lips feel dry?

What about the voice?

And so on—as long as they seem healthy, that's fine.

If they seem down, please go talk to them.

And the lunch break is the most important part!

 

This is the time of day when symptoms are at their worst, as the morning heat takes its toll!

Most cases of heatstroke occur between noon and 3:00 p.m.

Actually, when I'm working on-site, I work from morning until noon, and

I think I can reset things with lunch, but in reality, I haven't been able to.

Completely drained and overheated, the afternoon begins.

To completely reset this, try the cold water bath I wrote about earlier.

Simply setting up a cold water bath at the site may help reduce the severity of heatstroke

Isn't it important to take measures to protect people who suffer from heatstroke on the job site?

This is the only way to reset your body temperature on the job!

 

I'll say it for sure! lol (I think sauna lovers will totally get this.)

(Maybe things will work themselves out on site, lol.)

 

I'll manage somehow from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PMMental StrengthI keep it that way, but,It's really tough after 3:00 p.m.!

After 3:00 p.m., the afternoon sun makes this time of day a nightmare.

That's why my body can't handle it past 3:00 p.m.

And so, even though I force myself to drag things out and work until 5:00 p.m. before heading home, this fatigue carries over to the next day and just keeps building up.

 

Foremen, please pay close attention to your employees' expressions during this time (10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.).

I think this is a very important time.

 

See you later.

 

I think cold water baths should be standard on construction sites.

I think it's okay to be a little creative like that, don't you?

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