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Measure the temperature and heat index and record whichever is greater whenever the temperature or heat index reaches 87°F (or temperature reaches 82°F for workers working in clothing that restricts heat removal or high-radiant-heat areas)
- Appendix A – Heat Index Chart - California Department of Industrial ...
Heat Index in Degrees Fahrenheit. 5 10 15 20. 78 79 79 79....
- Appendix A to Section 3396. National Weather Service Heat Index Chart ...
Appendix A to Section 3396. National Weather Service Heat...
- Appendix A – Heat Index Chart - California Department of Industrial ...
Heat Index in Degrees Fahrenheit. 5 10 15 20. 78 79 79 79. 81. 82.
Service Heat Index and watch for high temperature weather alerts. • For indoor work, use a combination thermometer and hygrometer to identify the heat index in the work area.
Requirements for Indoor and Outdoor Heat Illness Prevention Standards. For outdoor workplaces, shade must be present when temperatures are greater than 80°F. When temperatures are less than 80°F, shade must be available upon request. Implement control measures to keep workers safe.
Heat Index is another common way to measure heat stress. It is measured in the shade and combines air temperature and relative humidity to represent how hot the conditions feel at rest. The heat index does not account for the effects of wind, sunlight, radiant heat sources, or workload.
Appendix A to Section 3396. National Weather Service Heat Index Chart (2019). Heat Illness Prevention resources for Employers and Workers
23 Ιουλ 2024 · Employers implement engineering controls (e.g., air conditioning, increased ventilation, evaporative coolers, cooling fans) to reduce the temperature and heat index of the indoor workplace to below: 87 degrees Fahrenheit when employees are present; or.
