SafetyQuestion 1310 of 1605
California's Heat Illness Prevention standard applies to outdoor places of employment. At what temperature must the employer's high-heat procedures take effect for industries like construction?
a.105°F
b.80°F
c.115°F
d.95°F
Explanation
T8 §3395 high-heat procedures apply when the temperature equals or exceeds 95°F in specified industries including construction, agriculture, and landscaping, adding requirements like observation and reminders.
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