Marathon Health

Summer offers a host of fun outdoor activities — hiking, swimming, cookouts, camping, and more. But extra time outside also poses potential health risks, like dehydration, sunburns, bug bites, and heat exhaustion. Additionally, many union members work in the elements every day.

As part of your organization’s wellness program, offer employees and members seasonal safety tips. Here’s are considerations for outdoor safety to get you started.

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Worker Tips for Outdoor Safety this Summer Summer outdoor safety tips for workers with practical wellness advice. Learn how to prevent sunburns, dehydration, bug bites, and heat exhaustion.

Manufacturing employers work hard to keep their teams safe and take clear steps to prevent injuries on the job. Manufacturing work and physical labor have increased levels of danger, and workers in manufacturing often lift, bend, or perform the same motions repeatedly, which can wear down the body over time. Add in slippery or uneven floors, and the risk of accidents goes up fast.

Many manufacturers already see big wins from offering advanced primary care (APC) through on-site or nearsite health centers. Now, more of them are taking it a step further by integrating occupational health into their care strategy. It’s a smart move that helps catch and treat workplace injuries early, keeping employees healthy and operations running smoothly. Read our latest blog to learn more!

Integrating Occupational Health and Primary Care for Manufacturers Integrating occupational health with advanced primary care helps manufacturers improve employee health, reduce injuries, and cut costs.