Heat Stress Awareness
Many people are exposed to heat on the job in both indoor and outdoor environments. Worksites involving high air temperatures, radiant heat sources (e.g., sunlight, hot exhaust), high humidity, direct contact with hot objects, or strenuous physical activities have a high potential for causing heat-related illnesses.
Heat Stress Related Injuries
Additional Resources
- Heat Stress State Emphasis Program (SEP) Flyer
- Stay Safe in the Heat (video)
- Mantenerse Seguro En El Calor (video)
- Heat Stress Handout Card
- Heat Stress SEP Frequently Asked Questions
- Recommendations
- Occupational Heat Exposure
- Heat-Related Illnesses and First Aid
- Heat Stress Prevention
- Heat Stress OSHA Standards
If you are an employer and would like to get a free evaluation of your worksite or training for your employees from an ADOSH consultant, please contact our consultation office at (602) 542-1769.