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The document outlines guidelines for heat stress awareness and safety in hot working conditions, emphasizing hydration, appropriate PPE, and the importance of recognizing symptoms. It also includes HSE statistics, indicating no incidents or injuries reported during the last week and cumulative period. Overall, the focus is on maintaining safety and health standards in high-temperature environments.

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HSEW

The document outlines guidelines for heat stress awareness and safety in hot working conditions, emphasizing hydration, appropriate PPE, and the importance of recognizing symptoms. It also includes HSE statistics, indicating no incidents or injuries reported during the last week and cumulative period. Overall, the focus is on maintaining safety and health standards in high-temperature environments.

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0 DMT Governance – HSEW Moment

Lessons Learned Discuss the moment related to HSEW (Could be work based or non-work based)

Heat Stress Awareness: Working Safely in Hot Conditions


• Recognize the Signs: Learn the symptoms of heat stress—fatigue, dizziness, excessive
sweating, headache, nausea, and confusion.
• Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water regularly—at least one cup every 15–20 minutes
during hot work. Avoid caffeine and energy drinks.
• Use Rest Breaks: Take frequent breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas to cool down.
• Wear Appropriate PPE: Use lightweight, breathable clothing and PPE suited for hot
environments.
• Acclimatize New Workers: Gradually increase exposure to heat for new or returning
workers.
• Report Symptoms Early: Immediately report if you or a co-worker show signs of heat-
related illness.
• Monitor High-Risk Workers: Extra care should be taken for those with medical conditions
or who are new to the job.
• Use Buddy System: Work in pairs so help is nearby if someone begins to show signs of
heat stress.
• Schedule Smartly: Perform heavy tasks during cooler parts of the day—early morning or
late evening.
• Practice Good Housekeeping: Keep work areas clean and clear to improve airflow and
reduce heat.

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DMT Governance │Health & Safety Statistics
HSE Statistics

This Reporting Cumulative (Including this


Sl No Description Last Week Period reporting period)

1 Total Number of direct workers 0 25 25

2 Total number of staff + indirect workers 15 15 30

3 Total Man-hours 720 1,920 2,640

4 Total Manhrs without LTI 720 1,920 2,640

5 Average daily manpower 0 0 0

6 Fatalities 0 0 0

7 Lost Time Injuries (LTI) 0 0 0

8 Serious Reportable Incidents 0 0 0

9 Near Miss Reports 0 0 0

10 Unsafe Acts Reported 0 0 0

11 Unsafe Conditions Reported 0 0 0

12 First Aid Case 0 0 0

13 Environmental Incidents 0 0 0

14 Total Accident Incident Frequency Rate (AIFR) 0 0 0

15 LTI Frequency Rate (LTIFR) 0 0 0

16 NCR 0 0 0

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