Background To limit exposures to occupational heat stress, leading occupational health and
safety organizations recommend work–rest regimens to prevent core temperature from …

Objectives Assess the impact of summer heat exposure (June–September) on residential
construction workers in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia by evaluating (i) heart rate (HR) responses …

Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the long-lasting motor, behavioral,
physiological, and perceptual effects of prolonged standing work in three work–rest cycle …

Cardiovascular drift—a progressive increase in heart rate (HR) and decrease in stroke
volume (SV) during prolonged exercise—is exacerbated by heat stress and thermal strain …

Objective The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the lifting capabilities of individuals while
wearing safety shoes in a hot environment and to investigate the behavior of the …

Purpose We aimed to investigate variations in the risk of low back pain (LBP), lower
extremity muscle pain, and whole body fatigue according to differences in prolonged …

Exertional heat illnesses constitute an array of medical conditions comprising mild (heat
syncope, heat rashes, exercise-associated muscle cramping, and heat exhaustion) to life …

This paper aims to examine mindfulness as a potential mediator of readiness for change to
work Performance among health workers such as Nurse, Doctors, and back offices in …

Proper manual material handling (MMH) is the important step leading to the occupational
safety of the workers on the shop floor as well as the productivity improvement of the …

Multiple organizations created work-to-rest ratio (WRR) guidelines to maintain safety and
prevent exertional heat illnesses (EHIs) during physical activity in hot ambient conditions …