... alternative is the Heat Stress Index. This is available free on-line from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The Heat Stress Index uses the relative humidity and air temperature (both available from radio, television or web sources) to determine a heat index. US OSHA has a Using the Heat...

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... and that they are drinking water frequently throughout the day. 7) Heat Acclimatization Watch new employees carefully for at least 2 weeks Allow more breaks over the first two weeks for new or returning workers Require employees to wear Light-Colored clothing Be Aware of the Heat Index The heat index relates...

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