07/28/2026
OSHA continues to cite employers for heat hazards using Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act rather than a dedicated heat rule.
Here's what employers are missing: heat monitoring — WBGT readings, environmental data logging — isn't a separate task. It's an industrial hygiene survey. The same discipline that identifies chemical, noise, and ergonomic exposures is exactly what's needed to establish trigger points, prove compliance, and protect your workforce before heat stress becomes a lost-time injury or a workers' comp claim.
Are you treating exposure monitoring as routine — or scrambling to build a program after the first citation?
At ProTect-All Solutions, this is our lane. If you're not sure where your heat exposure program stands, let's talk.
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