CERT Basic Training Hazards

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CERT Basic Training Hazards Excessive Heat CERT Basic Training Hazards

Heat Wave Prolonged period of excessive heat, often combined with excessive humidity CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Excessive Heat

Effects of Excessive Heat Body must work extra hard to maintain its normal temperature Those at risk Elderly Very young Disabled Men (perspire more than women) People in urban areas at greater risk CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Excessive Heat

Heat Wave Risks Heat cramps Heat exhaustion Heat/Sun stroke CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Excessive Heat 3

During a Heat Wave Seek air conditioning Avoid strenuous activities during heat of day Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing Check on family members and neighbors Drink plenty of fluids Take frequent breaks CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Excessive Heat 4

Preparing the Home Install additional insulation Protect windows and glass doors Use attic fans CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Excessive Heat 5