This infographic outlines the dangers of heat stress and the steps to recognize and respond to it. It explains that symptoms such as increased heart rate, weakness, shallow breathing, headache, and nausea should be monitored closely, and immediate cooling measures should be taken. Severe signs like irregular pulse, loss of sweating, unconsciousness, hot dry skin, seizures, or cardiac arrest require urgent action and calling 9-1-1. The guide helps workers and employers quickly identify heat stress risks and act fast to protect health and safety in hot conditions.
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