SafetyQuestion 1314 of 1605
The heat illness standard requires the employer to maintain a written Heat Illness Prevention Plan that is:
a.Available at the worksite and in a language the majority of employees understand
b.Only needed above 105°F
c.Kept secret from workers
d.Only in English regardless of the workforce
Explanation
T8 §3395(h) requires a written plan available at the worksite, in English and the language understood by the majority of employees, covering water, shade, high-heat, emergency response, and acclimatization procedures.
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