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Heat Illness Prevention Should Start Before Workers Arrive on Site

June 4, 2026Updated:July 16, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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As temperatures rise across the country, construction employers are once again facing one of the industry’s most persistent and complex safety challenges: heat exposure. In the latest episode of ConstructorCast, host Spencer Phillips sits down with Eric Simmons, Vice President of Risk Management at Helix Electric, to discuss practical strategies...

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