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Како заштитити руке у хладном радном окружењу

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When working in an outdoor environment, temperature is the primary consideration, and changes in temperature will directly affect the work. You and your team must know how to stay warm while working outdoors in the winter so that you can get the job done and stay safe. By protecting yourself, you will work effectively and reduce the chances of getting hurt at work.


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Cover Yours Hands Warm

Just like how you need to protect your head and face from the cold, you shouldn’t forget your hands. Providing yourself with insulated cold-weather grip gloves will not only protect your hands from the cold but will also offerexcellent friction in the frigid cold. Don’t forget to have an ample supply of hand warmers for an additional layer of warmth.


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Seamless textile technology prevents external debris from entering the inside of the glove, such as ice cubes, snowflakes, etc.The surfaceмикро foam latexcoating provides excellent friction to cope with some extreme environments, the fine fluffy cladding inside the glove is a weapon against the cold, the thread design at the cuff of the glove is designed to lock in heat as much as possible to radiate outward, and the eye-catching orange color is conducive to providing visual warmth and ensuring that others can notice you

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Stay Hydrated and Get Your Calories

One of the most significant ways to remain warm while working outdoors is to keep your stomach full and drink plenty of water. When you perform a labor-intensive job in cold weather, your body works harder and requires more energy.

So don’t ignore your hungry stomach. Make sure to consume more macronutrients (proteins, carbohydrates, and fats) to stay warm and energized. Lastly, ensure you have access to plenty of water while on the job. This way, you won’t become dehydrated.

 

Наставите да се крећете

Sitting still isn’t the best idea when it comes to working outside. So, if you don’t have access to a warm building or vehicle, you should keep your body moving during your work.

In between tasks, increase your pace or take more steps to help burn energy and keep your body warm. The last thing you want is to shiver and suffer from the cold.