Heat Resilience for Migrant Workers
Heat Health
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible
Heat Resilience for Migrant Workers
Duration: 4 hrs (2 days), 9.30am – 1.30pm
$163.50
(include GST)
This course helps participants define heat stress, list its impact on health and workplace safety, identify risk factors, and recall preventive measures, early warning signs of heat-related illnesses and first aid steps. Delivered through discussion and scenario-based learning, it equips outdoor workers with practical strategies to stay safe in Singapore’s hot and humid climate, at work and in shared living spaces.
Overview
Course Highlights
- Define heat stress and its impact on health and workplace safety
- Identify risk factors and early warning signs of heat-related illnesses
- Apply simple daily practices to reduce heat stress
- Use cooling resources and tools safely at work and in dormitories
- Know rights and safety guidelines under Singapore’s workplace regulations
Prerequisite Requirements
None.
Ideal Learner Profile
- Outdoor workers in physically demanding roles
- Migrant workers living in shared dormitories
- Individuals working in high-heat conditions
- Supervisors and co-workers looking to support colleagues showing heat stress signs
Pricing
| Fees | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Fee | $150.00 | ||
| 9% GST (on full course fee) | $13.50 | ||
| Nett fee payable (incl. GST) | $163.50 | ||
| Fees | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Fee | $150.00 | ||
| 9% GST (on full course fee) | $13.50 | ||
| Nett fee payable (incl. GST) | $163.50 | ||
Curriculum & Modules
Module 1 & 2 - Understanding Heat and the Body
Understand the effects of Singapore’s hot and humid climate on the human body, especially during physical labour.
Module 3 - Recognising Heat-Related Illness
Recognise symptoms of heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and know when to seek medical help.
Module 4 - Daily Heat Stress Reduction Practices
Take regular breaks in shaded or ventilated areas, drink enough water throughout the day, and wear lightweight, breathable clothing and hats.
Module 5 - Using Cooling Resources Safely
Use cooling resources and tools safely, including fans, cooling towels and shade structures, both at work and in dormitories.
Module 6 - Hydration and Dehydration Awareness
Understand the importance of hydration and be aware of the signs of dehydration; learn which beverages to avoid (e.g. very sugary or caffeinated drinks).
Module 7 - Workplace Safety Rights and Guidelines
Know your rights and safety guidelines under Singapore’s workplace safety regulations, including rest breaks and access to drinking water in high-heat conditions.
Module 8 - Heat Management in Shared Living Spaces
Improve airflow with fans or open windows, and avoid heat build-up from cooking or electronics in shared living spaces.
Module 9 - Supporting Fellow Workers
Help fellow workers by identifying and assisting anyone showing signs of heat stress, and know how to report unsafe conditions.
Certificate
Certificate Type
A certificate will be issued upon completion of the course.
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