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Cold stress occurs when the body loses heat too quickly, leading to risks like frostbite and hypothermia. It affects physical and mental performance, requiring proper protection and breaks in cold environments

Heat stress happens when the body overheats due to prolonged exposure to high temperatures, leading to risks like dehydration, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke. It requires proper hydration, rest, and cooling measures to prevent.

Low visibility can lead to accidents when workers are unable to see hazards or be seen by others, increasing the risk of collisions, trips, and falls. Proper lighting, reflective gear, and clear markings are essential for safety in such conditions.

Burns, arc flashes, and clothing ignition are serious hazards in environments with electrical or heat risks. Arc flashes can cause intense burns, while flammable clothing may catch fire, leading to severe injuries. Protective gear and proper safety protocols are essential to minimize these dangers.