Nevada OSHA publishes guidance on heat rule

Nevada OSHA has released a guidance document with frequently asked questions addressing its new heat illness prevention standard, which became effective on April 29. Employers with at least 10 employees must now conduct a Job Hazard Analysis to comply with the requirement.

Las Vegas — A new guidance document from Nevada OSHA features answers to a series of frequently asked questions on the agency’s standard on heat illness prevention. The standard, which went into effect April 29, requires employers with at least 10 employees to conduct a Job Hazard Analysis to…

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