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Calling all outdoors workers. Please read this!

Calling all outdoors workers. Please read this!

Is this you?

 

Window cleaner.

 

Construction worker.

 

Farmer.

 

Refuse collector.

 

Policeman.

 

Armed forces.

 

Gardener.

 

Window cleaner.

 

Delivery guy.

 

Dog walker.

 

Council worker.

 

Street cleaner.

 

Postman.

 

Messenger courier.

 

Sports coach.

 

Deliveroo-er.

 

Have I missed anybody?

 

If you're an outdoors worker, please do not dismiss this.

 

Male skin cancer is a rapidly growing phenomenen.

 

The number of male diagnoses is almost expected to double globally over the next 20 years according to the World Health Organisation.

 

And right now, each year, almost two men die of skin cancer for every one woman in Australasia, North America and much of Europe.

 

Why does that matter to you?

 

Sunscreen is to the skin what a helmet or hard hat is to the skull. It's PPE. It's should be considered as part of your occupational health.

 

A UK study found that about 86% of melanomas can be attributed to exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun.

 

These rays reach your skin whenever you’re outdoors, even on cloudy days. UV levels are far lower in winter, but they don’t vanish completely – and for outdoor workers, that exposure adds up over time.

Regular use of sunscreen, particularly SPF 30 or higher, has been shown to cut the risk of developing melanoma by around half. It’s a simple, proven step that should be treated as essential PPE for anyone who works outside.

 

For the attention of: Government

 

Make it mandatory for employers to provide skin protection free of charge to outdoor workers.

 

A breach of this health and safety code should be a criminal offence.

 

While you're at it, cut VAT on sunscreen. It's a medicine not a damn cosmetic.

 

For the attention of: Employers

 

Make skin protection a part of every employee’s training.

 

Stick it down in the employee manual.

 

In terms of health and safety, this is no different to a fire drill, a hard hat or a high visibility jacket.

 

Take responsibility for your outdoors worker.

 

For the attention of: Employees

 

Break the taboo.

 

Put on a daily moisturiser with SPF in the morning. Carry sunscreen with you. Use it all year round.

 

Do it for your looks. Do it for yourself. Do it for your family.