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Outdoor workers have a higher risk for skin cancers and heat stress. Workplaces need solutions relevant to their needs, proven to be effective in the real-world, and trialed in workplace settings. This article examines a workplace-based knowledge transfer and exchange intervention project, called Sun Safety at Work Canada. The objective was to have sun exposure included as a hazard within the workplaces’...
In 2014, an estimated 7000 skin cancer cases were attributed to occupational solar ultraviolet (UV) exposure in Canada (CAREX Canada, 2015). A knowledge transfer and exchange intervention project was initiated in three Canadian provinces to enhance sun safety in 14 workplaces with outdoor workers in two industry sectors – municipalities and electrical utilities. This manuscript is a detailed description...
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