Jiangsu Textile Research Institute Inc.

In modern industrial environments, anti-static work clothes are essential protective equipment for many wearers, especially in the electronics, chemical and other industries. However, some anti-static work clothes do not have good breathability, and wearers may face the risk of heat stress when working in high temperature environments. Heat stress not only affects work efficiency but may also endanger the health and safety of the wearer. Therefore, it is particularly important to take effective measures to prevent heat stress.

1. Choose appropriate work clothes materials

Choosing the right work clothing material is the first step in preventing heat stress. Modern technology has made anti-static work clothes no longer just synonymous with being heavy and airtight. Many anti-static work clothes on the market now use high-tech fiber materials. These materials can not only effectively prevent the accumulation of static electricity, but also have good breathability and moisture absorption and perspiration properties. These materials can quickly absorb and evaporate sweat, keeping the skin dry, thus Help the body dissipate heat and reduce the occurrence of heat stress.When looking for the right anti-static work clothes, CJTI will be a good choice for you. We provide high-quality anti-static work clothes that are comfortable and breathable, suitable for various work scenarios.

2. Keep your body hydrated

Staying hydrated is key to preventing heat stress. When working in a high-temperature environment, the human body will regulate body temperature through sweating, which will lead to a large loss of water in the body. Therefore, you need to drink water regularly to ensure that your body is adequately hydrated. It is recommended that the wearer drink water every 15-20 minutes, especially when working in high temperature environments. Drinking cool drinks, such as mineral water and light salt water, can effectively replenish body water and electrolytes, but avoid drinks containing caffeine or alcohol as they can promote dehydration.

3. Work and rest in sections

Properly arranging work and rest time is also one of the important ways to prevent heat stress. In a high-temperature environment, working continuously for a long time can easily lead to excessive body temperature and cause heat stress. Therefore, you can adopt an intermittent working method, taking a 10-15 minute break every 30-45 minutes of work to give your body time to recover. In addition, arranging to work during cooler times, such as morning or evening, to avoid the high temperature at noon can also effectively reduce the risk of heat stress.

4. Use auxiliary equipment

When conditions permit, the use of some auxiliary equipment can help lower body temperature. For example, cooling vests, cooling hoods and other equipment can effectively reduce the body surface temperature through the action of coolant or refrigerant, thereby reducing the occurrence of heat stress. In addition, setting up fans or air coolers in the work area to increase air flow can also help the wearer dissipate heat better.

5. Adjustment of working environment

Adjusting the work environment is also an important measure to prevent heat stress. Minimize the time you spend working in direct sunlight and choose a shady work location. If the working environment cannot be changed, you can build a temporary awning or set up a sunshade net in the workplace to reduce the impact of direct sunlight on the body. In addition, provide adequate rest areas within the work area. These rest areas should have good ventilation and cooling equipment so that the wearer can quickly recover during rest.

6. Wear the correct size of work clothes

Wearing well-fitting work clothes can also help prevent heat stress. Work clothes that are too tight can restrict body movement and hinder the normal heat dissipation process of the skin, so choose anti-static work clothes that fit well but are not too tight. If the work clothes are too loose, it may also affect the convenience and safety of work. Therefore, it is very important to choose the right size to ensure that the work clothes can provide protection without affecting heat dissipation.

7. Monitor physical condition

Finally, monitor your physical condition regularly and be aware of any early symptoms of heat stress, such as dizziness, headaches, nausea, excessive sweating, etc. Once discomfort occurs, you should stop working immediately, move to a cool place, rehydrate, and seek help. Enterprises should also regularly train employees to teach them to recognize the symptoms of heat stress and how to deal with it, so as to ensure that emergencies can be handled quickly and effectively when emergencies occur.