Right off the bat, you need to see the weather on a daily basis, each and every day. You can make it a morning ritual as many do just that and are all warm and fuzzy even while in a three-foot snowdrift! Make certain that you are ready to peel off clothes as your core body temperature heats up, as this will make all the difference in winter weather.
It is very intelligent to dress in layers and so much easier to take off those layers as the workload creates energy that is felt as heat. The human body is a remarkable system as in a normal to medium temperature day or night, it stays relatively constant and this is by the master design.
We have decided to pen this posting, like the rest of the OSHA safety training sites, in an effort to give you some wardrobe encouragement as you head back out to work in the frigid sub-zero temperatures that Old Man Winter has brought as an early Christmas gift this year! The importance of wearing proper clothing while outside working for the days pay cannot be underestimated.
If you have ever seen the results of frostbite in an advanced form you would make darn certain that every part of your hardworking body was adequately covered. The ice and the wind compound the cold daily temperatures and when you are concentrating on rigging up that station at times, you tend to forget that you are cold!
That is why we want to remind you that while you are working your frozen tail off that you recall that you are no good to anyone with a severe case of hypothermia. The time you spend to make certain that you are well layered before heading out to the job site will pay off in great dividends when payday comes.
About the Author
Bob Malhotra is the Co-Founder of onlineoshasafetytraining.com and many other sites and firms with the goal of safety training to the masses in mind at all times. As the author of this review and hundreds of others all positioned on the Internet for easy access, Bob demonstrates both his desire to cover all things safety-related and to showcase what he has learned with a lifetime of experience and knowledge. Bob has been in the safety-business for well over 20 years and understands both the importance of safety training as well as the Federal Requirements mandated by the Department of Labor and OSHA.
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