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Heat at work – Guidance for workplaces
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Vročina pri delu – Smernice za delovna mesta

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Vročinski stres ogroža tako delavce, ki delajo v zaprtih prostorih, kot tiste, ki delajo na prostem, in to v vseh gospodarskih panogah. Resnost tega tveganja je odvisna od kraja opravljanja dela, pa tudi od posameznikovih značilnosti, kot so starost, zdravje, socialno-ekonomski položaj in celo spol. Vse to je treba upoštevati pri ukrepih za obravnavanje in zmanjševanje tveganj pri delu v vročini.

Ta vodnik opisuje praktične ukrepe, tj. organizacijske in tehnične, ki se lahko uporabijo na delovnih mestih za zmanjševanje in obvladovanje tega poklicnega tveganja, kakor tudi za usposabljanje na tem področju. Zagotavlja tudi informacije o tem, kako ukrepati, če začne delavec kazati znake vročinske bolezni.

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