This is one real page out of the 52, not a sample with the good parts cut out. Heat, because it's August and that's what's putting men down right now. Print it, run the five minutes, pass the sheet, file it.
Heat builds up quietly across a shift and across a week. The body can lose water faster than thirst reports it, and the first real warning sign is often a man already in trouble.
Walk the job
Find the water and the shade for this job. If the water station is empty or the shade is a rumor, fix it today.
Reference printed on the sheet: OSHA General Duty Clause, heat illness prevention guidance
Because two pieces of paper means one of them gets lost, and the one that gets lost is always the one proving you held the meeting. Talk on top, twelve signature lines on the bottom, one sheet in the file.
This is week 23 of 52. The whole book is one talk a week, ordered by season so the talk matches the weather your crew is actually standing in. Ice in January, heat in July, short days and bad light in November.
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