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HSE Alert on Rising Summer Temperatures in Iran<\/strong><\/h2>

Forecast Indicates Up to 2\u00b0C Above Long\u2011Term Average; Stronger Workplace Safety Measures Recommended<\/strong><\/h3>

Tehran \u2013 According to the Head of the National Center for Forecasting and Management of Meteorological Hazards, the average temperature during this summer is expected to be approximately 1 to 2 degrees Celsius higher than the long\u2011term average. From a Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) perspective, this development requires increased preparedness from government agencies, industries, and workplaces across the country.<\/p>

Sadegh Ziaian noted that although temperatures increased toward the end of the current week, a temporary decrease in temperature is expected on Saturday and Sunday. However, starting from the middle of next week, a gradual warming trend will begin, leading to hotter conditions in Tehran and many other regions of the country.<\/p>

Regarding precipitation patterns, he explained that scattered rainfall is mainly expected in the northwest of Iran and along the Caspian Sea coasts, particularly during afternoon hours. Beginning next week, precipitation will become very limited, and weather conditions across most provinces will gradually shift toward a typical summer pattern.<\/p>

HSE Implications of Rising Temperatures<\/strong><\/h2>

Even a 1\u20132\u00b0C increase in average temperature can have notable impacts on public health, occupational safety, and infrastructure stability. According to occupational health and safety standards, rising environmental temperatures\u2014especially in outdoor workplaces such as construction sites, road projects, oil and gas operations, mining, agriculture, and municipal services\u2014can increase the risk of heat stress, dehydration, heat exhaustion, and reduced worker concentration.<\/p>

HSE specialists emphasize that with the expected rise in temperatures, employers and safety managers should implement the following preventive measures:<\/p>