Staying safe in the heat

The heat can prove harmful and even life-threatening for workers in direct sunlight or in hot environments. Honeywell provides innovative solutions that help workers beat the heat with lightweight and comfortable PPE.

Protecting Workers in Hot Environments

Workers who are exposed to extreme temperatures, both outdoors and indoors, are at risk for occupational illness and injuries. Whether in a shipyard, construction site, boiler room, or a factory floor, taking precautions to ensure worker safety and productivity is critical to the prevention of heat-related illnesses. Wearing lightweight and comfortable PPE plays a large part in keeping your workers safe from the heat.

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Worker Safety in the Summer

How To Protect Against UV Rays and the Heat

During the winter months, safety managers are concerned with managing cold stress. Come summer, workers and managers face the opposite phenomenon – heat stress. When it comes to working in the sun, make sure you’re taking the proper precautions.

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Beat the Heat

Key Steps for Choosing the Right Hard Hat in the Summer

Excessive heat is a threat to safety workers. One critical consideration for outdoor workers in the summer is head protection. Understand the three steps to choosing the right hard hats to protect outdoor workers in the hottest months of the year.

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Impact on Safety

Fogging, The Hazard You Can’t Afford to Overlook

Fogging is the #1 problem faced by safety eyewear users. When lenses fog, workers’ vision is reduced and they’re at a higher risk of injuries. That’s why it’s important to wear safety glasses that have built-in anti-fog solutions.

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Discover Honeywell PPE

North Zone™ Hard Hat Full Brim

Uvex Hypershock® Safety Eyewear

Perfect Fit Hand Protection

Laser Lite® Disposable Earplugs

Eyesaline® Personal Eyewash Bottles

DF300 N95 Flatfold Disposable Respirator

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