Working in Moderate Cold: A Possible Risk to Health: Barbara GRIEFAHN, et al. Institute for
Occupational Physiology, University of Dortmund-Many worktasks in the food industry are …

Objectives To determine and characterise the health impacts of extreme heat events on the
population in five regions of New South Wales (NSW). Such data provide evidence …

The potential consequences of occupational heat stress in a changing climate on workers,
workplaces, and global economies are substantial. Occupational heat stress risk is projected …

Abstract Background and Aims: Heatwaves have potential health and safety implications for
many workers, and heatwaves are predicted to increase in frequency and intensity with …

Introduction The costs of global warming are substantial. These include expenses from
occupational illnesses and injuries (OIIs), which have been associated with increases during …

Climate change is increasing heat exposure in places such as Central America, a tropical
region with generally hot/humid conditions. Working people are at particular risk of heat …

Introduction While there is consistent evidence on the effects of heat on workers' health and
safety, the evidence on the resulting social and economic impacts is still limited. A scoping …

Aim Occupational safety climate is utilized as a way to measure the risk of accidents and
injuries at work. This study investigates which factors are associated with safety climate and …

The “high occupational temperature health and productivity suppression” programme
(Hothaps) is a multi-centre health research and prevention programme aimed at quantifying …

Purpose Heatwaves, or extended periods of extreme heat, are predicted to increase in
frequency, intensity and duration with climate change, but their impact on occupational injury …