Cal/OSHA Launches 2014 Heat Illness Prevention Program
Cal/OSHA has launched its 2014 Heat Illness Prevention Program to educate employers and workers on the risks of prolonged heat exposure at outdoor worksites.
The goal of the program is to reduce the incidence of heat illness statewide and ensure compliance with California’s heat illness standard.
“Our partnerships with business and labor help us educate workers and employers alike on how to prevent heat illness injuries at outdoor worksites,” said Christine Baker, Director of the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR). “Regular training is a key component of workplace safety.” Read more
