We talk often this time of year about avoiding cattle heat stress, but it’s also important for you and your workers to take care as temperatures soar. This Quick Card™ from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration covers steps to take to prevent heat illness and what symptoms to watch for. It can be printed out for handy reference or display for everyone to read.
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