Cal/OSHA's new regulations target indoor work areas over 82 degrees Fahrenheit, impacting various industries with specific requirements for employers to ensure compliance and protect employees from discrimination.
Employers must have a written Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Plan (HIPP), integrating it into existing safety plans or keeping it separate, detailing procedures like cool-down areas, emergency responses, and water provision.
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