Get medical attention immediately for any heat stress related disorder. Call USD public safety at ext. They're out there, waiting, and if you're not careful, they're gonna get you. They fly, crawl, grow on trees, fall from the sky and are found underfoot. They're virtually all around.
Many occupations require people to be outdoors at least part of the time.
Since some environmental elements cannot be controlled, it is important to be prepared for outdoor hazards and know how to deal with them. Weather High winds, rain and lightening are all factors that can lead to occupational mishaps. When bad weather threatens, it's best to stay indoors. However, even a bright sunny day can be a problem if it is too hot. Avoid alcohol and caffeine - they stimulate fluid loss.