UV Daily: UV protection for outdoor workers

Outdoor workers should use sun protection at all times

Whenever you can, try and work where the sun don’t shine … in the shade.

Assessing Your Risk

Take the tradie test and see your risk factor.

Taking Action

Keeping yourself protected from the sun’s harmful UV rays is easy with the right gear and attitude.

SunSmart App

UV levels change throughout the day, so be sure to check the UV forecast for where you are working. An easy way to do this is to download the SunSmart app for iOS | Android | Samsung to keep track of the UV levels via your smartphone.

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Case Studies

Tradies share their stories.

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A small mark on your skin could mean an even more dramatic one on your life. Don’t become another skin cancer statistic. Work safe in the sun.

When your office is the outdoors, skin cancer prevention should be all in a day’s work. Because the standard safety gear alone just won’t cut it, make sure you also cover up.

Work hard outdoors?
You don’t have to work hard to protect your skin. Day-to-day hours spent outdoors without sun protection add up. However, reducing your risk of skin cancer is easy.

Whenever you can, try and work where the sun don’t shine … in the shade.

SunSmart App

Case Studies

Twitter

A small mark on your skin could mean an even more dramatic one on your life. Don’t become another skin cancer statistic. Work safe in the sun.

When your office is the outdoors, skin cancer prevention should be all in a day’s work. Because the standard safety gear alone just won’t cut it, make sure you also cover up.

Work hard outdoors?You don’t have to work hard to protect your skin. Day-to-day hours spent outdoors without sun protection add up. However, reducing your risk of skin cancer is easy.

Whenever you can, try and work where the sun don’t shine … in the shade.

SunSmart App

Case Studies

Twitter

Work hard outdoors?
You don’t have to work hard to protect your skin. Day-to-day hours spent outdoors without sun protection add up. However, reducing your risk of skin cancer is easy.