The new guidance, the first in 11 years, emphasizes monitoring and collecting data on conditions and Marines’ well being.

Imagine this: A construction worker wakes up energized, focused and ready to tackle the day. But it’s the middle of winter. He finishes his coffee at the worksite, unfazed by the biting cold. However, ...

The guidelines require leadership to develop response plans and report cases, so prepare to drink more water, Marines.

If there weren’t already enough hazards involved in working on a busy job site, winter weather makes a tough, physically demanding job even harder. Cold temperatures attack winter workers, stealing ...