OSHA’s NEP for Heat, traditional WBGT and personal monitors, and introduce an exciting new real-time connected monitor that measures physiological response to heat to help prevent heat stress.

the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) says you may be at risk for heat stress: Agriculture Construction Landscaping Delivery services Oil and gas operations Utility operations ...

All outdoor workplaces are covered by heat illness prevention regulations. Certain industries, including agriculture, ...

Under the proposed rule, employers would need to provide access to “suitably cool” and sufficient drinking water, break areas ...

Sang D. Choi and Kai Zhang would like to invite submissions for a forthcoming special issue on Heat Stress and Worker Health, Safety, and Well-being. This Special Issue of JESEE will focus on ...

Cal/OSHA announced in a press release on December ... Similarly, Maryland’s Heat Stress Standard went into effect on September 30, 2024. Employers should take proactive steps to review their ...

Heather MacDougall vacated OSHA citations ... to make heat more deadly. But the rules haven’t taken effect yet, and the next OSHA chief will decide whether to finalize the standards or abandon ...

The situation is further complicated by OSHA's limited capacity to investigate heat-related deaths. The agency only investigates fatalities if they are reported within 30 days, and it can be difficult ...