How do you protect workers from heat stress and maintain productivity safely? A study on occupational heat stress showed that productivity slumps by about 25% when temperatures reach 90F and 70% when the temperature exceeds 100F. At Portabull, we know workplace heat safety is one of your top concerns, but how do you protect employees and maintain productivity when your workers are experiencing heat stress?
Portabull designed the industry’s first cooler room for people, and it’s a serious upgrade from things like oilfield cooling trailers, misting tents, and other more make-shift solutions.
Traditional cool-down trailers are often simple open trailers with cool-down fans or portable AC units attached, and they cannot reach and maintain a specific temperature range. You can bid farewell to your out-of-date cooling method and promote workplace heat safety with us.
- Set and maintain a 50F – 80F temperature no matter the weather outside
- Meet the CDC’s Heat Stress Recommendation
- Follow OSHA’s Heat Stress Guidelines
- Adhere to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health’s (NIOSH) Heat Stress Acclimatization Schedule