Dangers of Working in the Heat

Every year, thousands of employees become ill while working in hot and humid conditions; worse
yet, dozens of these workers die from these conditions. Over 40% of these heat-related deaths occur
in construction-related industries; however, all outdoor laborers are susceptible. Heat associated
illnesses can affect anyone, regardless of age or physical condition.

Employers Have a Stewardship to Protect Workers

According to OSHA, employers must provide a safe, hazard-free workplace and environment,
which includes a comprehensive heat illness prevention plan, and is required to protect workers
exposed to extreme temperatures. Employers are required to:

• Provide employees with rest, water, and shade
• Allow new and returning workers to slowly increase workloads, taking frequent breaks to
  acclimate to the heat
• Plan for emergencies and provide heat-prevention training
• Monitor workers for signs of heat-related illness

The #1 Request from Customers: Reduce Maintenance

Ongoing maintenance of onsite equipment can be time-consuming, frustrating and costly. The ClimateRig
has solved this problem with perhaps the most maintenance-free cool-down trailer on the market.
Why Quality Matters
Simply put, quality reduces liability. By installing best-in-class cool-down trailers, you’ll protect your
employees and your corporate interests. The ClimateRig offers:

• Quality Components: All-metal trailers eliminate rot, reduce mildew, and increase longevity.
• Quality Design: Designed from the ground up with features that safeguard your employees.
• Quality Experience: Comfortably cools down 18 workers—while charging their phones.