While extreme heat may feel short-lived, hotter summers are becoming more frequent. With harvest 2026 approaching, now is the time to ensure teams are prepared to work safely during prolonged periods of high temperatures.
In agriculture, where work is often physically demanding and outdoors, heat presents a genuine safety risk – not just a comfort issue. It can lead to dehydration, fatigue and reduced concentration, increasing the likelihood of accidents, particularly around machinery.
Simple steps to manage heat risk