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NAFECO ISO Quarterly Lunch & Learn Preventing Heat Stress Before It Becomes an Emergency

Safety Professionals & Industrial Leaders,

Join NAFECO's ISO team for our Quarterly Lunch & Learn focused on one of the most pressing workplace safety challenges of the season: Heat Stress Prevention. This educational session will highlight practical solutions for monitoring worker hydration and preventing heat-related illness before it becomes an emergency.

Featured Technologies Include:

MX3 Diagnostics - A real-time hydration testing system that uses a simple saliva sample to identify dehydration before symptoms occur.

Medique / SOLID H - The first electrolyte tablet designed for intra-oral absorption, providing rapid electrolyte replacement for workers exposed to heat and heavy exertion.

What You'll Learn

How dehydration impacts worker safety and productivity
How to measure hydration levels quickly in the field
How electrolyte loss contributes to heat-related illness
Practical strategies to reduce heat stress incidents

Date: Thursday, April 2, 2026
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM CT
Location: NAFECO Conference Room 2601 Beltline Rd SW Decatur, AL 35601

Lunch will be provided. Space is limited. Please RSVP to reserve your seat.

Missed Our Last Lunch & Learn? Here's What You Missed.

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Firebull's creator, Ron Thames, led a live demo featuring a 10-second knockout of polar solvents, diesel, and gasoline using technology that's 20x more effective than water and 100% fluorine-free. Safety professionals witnessed real breakthroughs in industrial fire suppression — live, up close, and with their own eyes.