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Heat Related Illness Training Package Fulfill your OSHA requirements while preparing your employees for working in hot weather! Emergency University’s multi-media interactive heat related illness program helps you do both in a convenient and cost effective manner. Our Heat Related Illness training course includes personal and environmental risk factors for heat related illness, principles of good hydration, prevention of heat related illness, signs and symptom, physiology, and treatment of heat related illness, identification of high risk weather and how to make good food and drink changes in hot weather.
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Here is what our customers say:
“Thanks for developing an easy-to-use training solution for Heat Related Illness. Our construction crews are difficult to get together as they are on 3 different shifts. When I came across your online HRI program, I was impressed with your demos. Your training has a lot of visuals and photographs which is great for us learners that do not retain information from text only. We will continue using your programs to train our employees.” Howard Price Price Construction Customers who Depend on EU for their Heat Training:
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- Heat Related Illness - Fulfill your OSHA requirements while preparing your employees for working in hot weather! Emergency University’s multi-media interactive heat related illness program helps you do both in a convenient and cost effective manner. All your employees need is a computer and access to the internet!
Emergency University’s training programs are supported by Maestro™ our proprietary learning management system available to you at no additional cost to track your employees training and testing, allowing you to generate and print reports that will demonstrate your compliance with local, state and federal guidelines!
An ounce of prevention... Heat related illness is almost entirely preventable. Emergency University’s heat related illness program ensures that trainees are provided with the information they need to prepare for working in hot weather.

