Sari-Minodier, I., D. Charpin and M. Signouret, et al. Prevalence of self-reported respiratory symptom in workers exposed to isocyanates. The authors conclude that isocyanate-exposured workers demonstrate significantly higher prevalence rates of rhinitic and asthmatic symptoms than do control subjects. Why thirst hurts. Drinking the right fluids is crucial to preventing heat illness and fatigue-related injuries.
Proper hydration is one of the easiest ways to improve both health and job performance.
Slaving over a hot stove. Work Health Safety 20, 1999. Without mechanical cooling of supply air, it is virtually impossible to maintain an acceptable temperature in industrial kitchens during hot weather. Turunen, V. Too hot to handle. Work Health Safety 18-19, 1999.