Scheduled maintenance - Thursday, July 12 at 5:00 PM EDT
We expect this update to take about an hour. Access to this website will be unavailable during this time.
- Canada.ca
- Services
- Departments
-
Language selection
Menu
Both very cold and very hot temperatures can be dangerous to your health. In a very hot environment, the most serious concern is heat stroke, and in a cold environment, hypothermia and frostbite. While there is no maximum temperature specified, legislation does include a range of acceptable temperatures for various circumstances.
Choose from the following available resources
Health and Safety Fact Sheets (OSH Answers)
Courses/e-Learning
| Single Seat | |
|---|---|
| Climate Change: Workplace Impacts FREE! | — |
I want to...
Learn more about eCoursesPublications
| Single Publication | |
|---|---|
| Climate Change: Workplace Impacts FREE! | — |
Posters
| Single Poster | |
|---|---|
| Climate Change Impacts on Work Infographic | — |
| Heat-Related Illness: Watch for Signs *Updated!* | $25.00 |
| Keep Your Cool *Updated!* | $25.00 |
| Sun Safety in Canada Infographic | — |
| Working in the Cold Infographic | — |
| Working in the Heat Infographic | — |
I want to...
Podcasts
I want to...
Subscribe on iTunes