SafetyQuestion 351 of 690
Under California's heat illness prevention standard, when the temperature reaches 95°F, an employer must implement "high-heat procedures." These procedures include:
a.Sending all workers home for the day
b.Doubling the workers' hourly pay
c.Stopping all work until temperatures drop below 80°F
d.Effective observation/monitoring of employees, frequent reminders to drink water, and an emergency response plan
Explanation
8 CCR §3395 high-heat procedures (triggered at 95°F) include effective communication, observing employees for heat illness signs, reminding workers to drink water, and ensuring an effective emergency response.
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