Heat-related Illnesses

Heat-related illnesses can have nonspecific symptoms, meaning any unusual symptom can be a sign of overheating. If you witness any of these symptoms in the list below, you should promptly provide first aid. Do not try to diagnose which heat-related illness is occurring, as their symptoms can occur together.

- Confusion
- Slurred Speech
- Unconsciousness
- Seizures
- Heavy sweating or hot, dry skin
- Very high body temperature
- Rapid heart rate
- Fatigue
- Irritability
- Thirst
- Nausea or vomiting
- Dizziness or lightheadedness
- Heavy sweating
- Elevated body temperature or fast heart rate
- Muscle spasms or pain
- Usually in legs, arms, or trunk
- Fainting
- Dizziness
- Clusters of red bumps on the skin
- Often appears on neck, upper chest, and skin folds
- Muscle pain
- Dark urine or reduced urine output
- Weakness

Development Day 2026
Building Tomorrow Starts Today

Wednesday, June 10
2:00 - 3:00 PM (EST)

Join us for an engaging panel featuring real stories and practical insights.

Empowering you with the tools to grow

Are you ready to own your development?

Join us for events the week of June 8 to help you take the next steps on your career journey! Develop your career path with a week packed of lunch and learns in the Southeast and a panel discussion presented by NAM on June 10!

What’s
Happening
This Week

Tuesday, June 2

Lyra: Getting Better Sleep
3:00 PM (EST) | Virtual
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Wednesday, June 3

Lyra: Managing Workplace Expectations
3:00 PM (EST) | Virtual
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Thursday, June 4

Lyra: Managing Workplace Anxiety
3:00 PM (EST) | Virtual Live
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Interested in Joining the Talent Council?

The Talent Council brings together a diverse group of employees from across the organization to provide input, perspective, and partnership on key talent-related initiatives. Members serve as thought partners and ambassadors, helping ensure our talent strategies reflect the needs of our workforce and business.

What does the participation involve?

-Participate in monthly virtual meetings
-Provide feedback on talent programs and initiatives
-Represent employee perspectives from your region and role
-Participate in projects and initiatives that enhance employee experience

Deadline to apply is this Friday, June 5!

Complete the interest form here!

Welcome to all our 2026 Southeast Region Summer Interns!

We’ll be spotlighting them over the next couple of weeks!
Meet Nicolo, Logan and Kayla this week!

2026 Summer Interns Spotlight

Nicolo Bortolotti

Aggregates/Mining Intern - Greer, SC
Missouri University of Science & Technology
reports to Samuel Edwards
Logan Totten-Lancaster

Operations Intern - Holly Springs, NC
South Dakota School of Mines
reports to Chubby Horton
Kayla Palacio

Environmental Intern - Duluth, GA
Clemson University
reports to Brett Miller