Starting a new job soon. Will be spending 6 to 12 hrs a day in a freezer at -10 degrees Fahrenheit.
I’ve never done this. I’ve been in freezer for relatively short stretches, and spent longer stints in walkin coolers, but this will be different.
Currently lining up my gear from this place:
https://www.refrigiwear.com/ 
Pretty much decided I’m going with a bib and jacket setup versus coverall.

Any tips and hints (boots, gloves, etc.) from those with experience in working in very cold temps appreciated.

Meth... Do lots of meth..
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Dress warm. Jacket, gloves, knit cap... maybe even a ski mask. 😁

Have a St. Bernard in waiting and don't bring cigars.

Whiskey

Foot warmer packets.
Place them across the TOP of your feet. (That's where the blood vessels are.)

Research spontaneous human combustion as a second to last resort

here's a tip...
get a newspaper route instead.

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Do not stick your tongue to the metal pole. 😰

Kingofthecove is gonna blow a polish guy who's into metal in a walk in freezer?

Is it the 90s again?

Doing extractions?

Heh.................I wish!

Shrimp/crab/tuna processing plant.........help with moving, inventory, wrapping, shipping, etc...

Sounds fishy, stay warm and frostbite free.

My dream job...…..I **** ing hate summer

I worked in a cooler for a few years, most miserable work environment ever.

Insulated rubber gloves. Though i guess a freezer would should be dry. I was always wet and cold.

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You aren't the first and only one working there right? I'd ask one of the other people how they stay warm while in here that long.

I think the guy he's replacing died of hypothermia... 🤨

Working in a freezer advice....

.......don't!