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Both very cold and very hot temperatures can be dangerous to your health. In a very hot environment, the most serious concern is heat stroke, and in a cold environment, hypothermia and frostbite. While there is no maximum temperature specified, legislation does include a range of acceptable temperatures for various circumstances.
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| Climate Change: Workplace Impacts NEW! FREE! | — |
| Cold Weather Workers Safety Guide | $20.00 |
| Working in Hot Environments: Health and Safety Guide | $20.00 |
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