When temperatures soar, workers face a greater risk of experiencing heat illness. This condition strikes employees in many different industries and can be fatal in the most extreme cases. To prevent the debilitating effects of heat illness, Cal/OSHA requires employers of outdoor workers to control their employees’ exposure to excessive heat.
By following some simple guidelines, employers can better protect their employees against heat illness.
The Cal/OSHA Heat Advisory lists seven steps employers can take to reduce heat risks:
For your convenience, we have prepared valuable informational resources about preventing heat illness in the workplace. To read more, please refer to the following links.
