2024 Beat the Heat – Page 5 – Transdev Employee Hub

It’s Roadeo Season – Calling All Operators & Mechanics Ready to Compete!

Transdev invites Bus Operators and Mechanics to sign up for this year’s International Bus Roadeo, taking place on April 6-April 9, 2025, at the 2025 APTA Mobility Conference. Taking place at the Toney Burger Center in Austin, Texas, participants put…

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Day of Service and Reflection

In observance of Dr. Marting Luther King, Jr. Day, the U.S. corporate office will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2025, in reflection of this great civil rights leader. As we honor Dr. King’s memory, we remember his life and…

Spreading Holiday Cheer the Transdev Way: Managers Celebrate Employees with 5 Days of Cheer

This past holiday season, managers showed appreciation to their staff by participating in 5 Days of Cheer, an event created to show our employees how important they are to us. Employees across all locations received a variety of cheerful surprises,…

Noticing Dizziness, Confusion & Increased Heart Rate? Don’t Wait to Hydrate to Beat The Heat

As we conclude our “Beat the Heat” summer theme, we’d be remiss if we didn’t bring attention to the Signs of Dehydration, our final subtopic. Did you know that by the time you are thirsty, you are already 2-3% dehydrated? Don’t wait!

Be Prepared for Changing Summer Weather & Seek Shelter When Necessary

Our next “Beat the Heat” sub-topic highlights the importance of Summer Preparedness. During the summer, weather patterns are known to change quickly – it’s important to stay aware and adapt quickly.

Check the OSHA App for the Heat Index to be Prepared to Beat The Heat

The next “Beat the Heat” topic highlights a great tool from OSHA for those who work outside for extended periods of time. Leverage OSHA’s Heat Safety App to calculate the heat index for your worksite and help you prepare appropriately for your outdoor workday.

In Case of Heat Stress, Find a Cool Area, Drink Water & Apply a Cool Cloth to Beat the Heat

For Week 4 of our Beat the Heat summer theme, we are offering actions and tips to take when dealing with heat-related illness. One key element - it’s important to call 911 when you suspect heat-related illness.

Stay Out of Direct Sunlight When Possible & Stay Hydrated to Beat the Heat

Our next Beat the Heat tip offers things to keep in mind to prevent heat stress. It's important to know that heat stress occurs when the body cannot get rid of excess heat. When this happens, the body’s core temperature rises, the heart rate increases and issues can occur.

Find a Cool Place to Rest When Possible and Beat the Heat

Our next “Beat the Heat” sub-topic focuses on some tips to help you be aware of the signs of potential heat-related illness. When you start feeling different or noticing changes like a rash, cramps or increased exhaustion, these could be signs of heat-related illness.

Make Sure You Stay Hydrated and Beat the Heat

Our first “Beat the Heat” tip to support our July / August Health & Safety theme focuses on staying hydrated in the summer heat. Avoid sugary beverages, minimize caffeine, drink water before/during/after exercise and increase your water intake overall to help you stay hydrated.