Heat
Stress Prevention
Heat is an occupational hazard that builds quietly, and by the time someone notices, it is often already serious. Run across data centre sites in Singapore and Taiwan over four days, this campaign took participants from the physiology of heat illness through to the instruments used to measure it, closing with the first aid steps that matter in the first few minutes. The Taiwan site added a fifth booth on cold stress, since its GenSet teams work at both ends of the range.
Programme Overview
Introduction to Heat Stress: the health consequences of excessive heat exposure, the difference between classic and exertional heat stroke, and the legal frameworks governing heat risk, with heat-illness statistics from Singapore and Taiwan
Identifying Risk Factors: a heat lamp activity showing how clothing choice alone changes heat load, alongside a look at built-in cooling technology in workwear and gear
WBGT & Humidity Wisdom Zone: hands-on practice with a Wet Bulb Globe Temperature meter, why it is the measure that counts for workplace heat injury, and practical ways to bring indoor humidity down
It’s Getting Hot in Here!, recognising the early indicators of heat-related illness and intervening before they escalate, plus first aid for both early and advanced signs
Cold Stress (Taiwan only): telling hyperthermia and hypothermia apart, the risk factors behind cold stress, and first aid for hypothermia
A closing interactive quiz that tested what stuck, with participants averaging 6 out of 8
Campaign in Action
Real sessions from the campaign, showing what participants actually did on the day.
Working through the risk factors for heat harm at the Taiwan site, alongside the hot work and chemical safety stations already standing on the floor.
The sorting activity in play: symptoms dealt onto the table, and participants deciding which belong to heat stress and which to cold.
Campaign Impact
201
Participants
5
Activity Booths
6/8
Average Quiz Score
"The campaign provided additional insights regarding heat stress which I was not aware of. Very detailed information about the prevention methods, and very good and interesting, we should hold more of these events."
, Participant, Data Centre, Singapore
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