The document provides a heat index chart that lists categories of heat stress based on temperature and humidity levels. It gives the potential health impacts, recommended work to rest periods, and minimum water intake for each category. The highest category is extreme danger and can cause heat stroke when the heat index is 52°C or higher. The chart also provides temperature conversions for different levels of relative humidity from 10% to 90%.
The document provides a heat index chart that lists categories of heat stress based on temperature and humidity levels. It gives the potential health impacts, recommended work to rest periods, and minimum water intake for each category. The highest category is extreme danger and can cause heat stroke when the heat index is 52°C or higher. The chart also provides temperature conversions for different levels of relative humidity from 10% to 90%.
The document provides a heat index chart that lists categories of heat stress based on temperature and humidity levels. It gives the potential health impacts, recommended work to rest periods, and minimum water intake for each category. The highest category is extreme danger and can cause heat stroke when the heat index is 52°C or higher. The chart also provides temperature conversions for different levels of relative humidity from 10% to 90%.
The document provides a heat index chart that lists categories of heat stress based on temperature and humidity levels. It gives the potential health impacts, recommended work to rest periods, and minimum water intake for each category. The highest category is extreme danger and can cause heat stroke when the heat index is 52°C or higher. The chart also provides temperature conversions for different levels of relative humidity from 10% to 90%.
Danger Heat Index Heat Stress illness/ Symptoms Work: Rest Periods Min. Water Needed Category (Minutes) * IV. Extreme 52+ Heat Stroke Imminent 20:10 1 cup every 10 Danger ** minutes III. Danger 39-51 Heat cramps, heat exhaustions or 30:10 1 cup every 15 heat stroke likely with prolonged minutes exposure and physical activity. II. Extreme 30-38 Heat cramps, heat exhaustions or 50:10 1 cup every 20 Caution heat stroke possible with prolonged minutes exposure and physical activity. I. Caution 25-29 Fatigue possible with prolonged Normal / 1 cup every 20 exposure and / or physical activity Scheduled minutes *_1 cup = 250 ml ** See CSM Chapter 1-13, Heat Stress, Section 13.4.2 (F) for precautions
