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2021 had Europe\u2019s warmest summer on record, according to the European State of the Climate 2021<\/a> by Copernicus Climate Change Service.<\/p>\n Summer 2022 has not even started, and the heat forecast gets close to 40 \u00b0C in France and exceeds 45 \u00b0C in Spain. Europe is experiencing extraordinarily hot weather for this time of the year, but is this a global trend that can already be observed and will continue in the future?<\/p>\n We made a practical compilation of resources on the impact of heat and heatwaves on workers\u2019 health, safety, and wellbeing from those countries outside the EU where extreme temperatures are more ordinary.<\/p>\n Find out some infographics<\/a>, posters<\/a>, podcasts<\/a>, fact sheets<\/a>, and publications<\/a> produced by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety<\/p>\n Discover the guidance material on managing the risks of working in heat<\/a> by Safe Work Australia<\/p>\n Check out the videos: Napo in\u2026 Heat stress (Walk the talk)<\/a> and Napo in\u2026 Heat stress (The duel)<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n