Solar energy industry workers under climate change: A risk assessment of the level of heat stress experienced by a worker based on measured data
Abstract
Due to production requirements, solar facilities are usually located in sunny environments where workers face hot weather. Heat is seen as an environmental and occupational hazard with its physiological effects due to high-temperature exposures. Among the heat-related effects are, dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and death. The heat-related impairments on health could also negatively impact the performance of the workers and...
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Title
Solar energy industry workers under climate change: A risk assessment of the level of heat stress experienced by a worker based on measured data
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
118
Pages
33 - 47
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