Daylight Saving Time Tips

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Daylight Saving Time Tips, Construction, Industry, Fast

When Daylight Saving Time begins, we have basically lost an hour of time. Even though losing only one hour doesn’t seem like much, it can cause quite a disruption in our schedules and our schedules and affect our mental and physical health for a few days until our bodies adjust. This 1-page safety meeting topic, with 2 discussion questions, can be used to host a safety meeting to review why and how the time change can can affect worker safety.

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Daylight Saving Time Tips, Construction, Industry, Fast

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Weeklysafety.com exclusive 1-page safety meeting topic, with two discussion questions, that reviews when Daylight Saving Time starts and ends, why this one hour change in our schedule can cause issues with our physical and mental health, and what workers can do to minimize the disruption.

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