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The Managing Heat Stress in the Workplace Course
For enquiries, please reach out to enquiry@sg-akc.com, or contact us at 6690 5555.
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Heat stress management training equips supervisors, WSH professionals and managers with knowledge and practical strategies to identify heat-related hazards, implement workplace controls and respond to heat-related illnesses. It covers topics such as heat risk assessment, hydration, work-rest cycles, acclimatisation and emergency response.
This course is suitable for WSH Officers, WSH Coordinators, supervisors, site managers, operations managers and personnel responsible for managing heat exposure, workplace safety and worker welfare in outdoor or high-heat environments.
The Managing Heat Stress in the Workplace programme is an 8-hour heat stress management training course designed for WSH Officers, WSH Coordinators, supervisors and operations managers responsible for managing heat-related risks in the workplace.
With MOM’s enhanced heat stress measures taking effect on 1 December 2026, this heat stress management course equips participants with the knowledge to assess workplace heat risks, interpret Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) readings and implement preventive measures such as hydration, acclimatisation, work-rest arrangements and emergency preparedness.
Participants will also learn to recognise heat-related illnesses, respond to suspected heat stroke and develop practical workplace action plans to strengthen heat stress management at their worksites.
This classroom-based course has no formal assessment. Participants must achieve 100% attendance to receive an AKC e-Certificate of Attendance / Completion.
By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped to:
Before beginning this course, it’s essential to have the following:
Have Workplace Literacy (WPL) Level 4 or equivalent English proficiency in reading, listening, speaking and writing.
Possess basic workplace safety awareness and be able to participate in classroom discussions, group activities and scenario-based workshops.
Preferably have experience supervising, coordinating or supporting outdoor, high-heat or physically demanding work.
E-AKC’s Certificate of Attendance / Completion will be issued to learners who meet the attendance and participation requirements.
Facilitator and Learner ratio – Min 1: 5; Max: 1: 20
Passing criteria: Attendance 100%
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