Master's Thesis Project: Climate Resilience: Managing Heat Stress Across Operations
Core
Develop an evidence-based framework and practical recommendations for managing heat stress across production, warehouse, maintenance, and logistics environments to ensure employee safety and operational resilience.
Role type
Master's thesis researcher (Occupational Health & Safety / Industrial Engineering)
Builds
A practical heat-risk assessment and response framework for industrial operations
Domain
Industrial operations, occupational health, climate resilience
Deliverable
research | client delivery
Required skills
scientific literature review, risk assessment, data analysis, stakeholder interviewing, benchmarking, framework development
Preferred skills
knowledge of ventilation/cooling solutions, ergonomics, environmental engineering, public health
Technologies
none stated
Responsibilities
Review scientific evidence on workplace climate effects, identify high-risk locations and activities, compare current conditions with standards, research and evaluate mitigation solutions, recommend short-to-long-term improvements
Seniority
Master's student (final year)