Board Excludes Prisons, Jails From Indoor Heat Regs

Vol: 51 | No: 18 | Published on: May 17, 2024
Cal/OSHA has made key changes to its indoor heat illness prevention standard to address state concerns over correctional facilities. Click here to see the changes, comment on them, and find out when the Standards Board Read More...

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The state Office of Administrative Law has rejected Cal/OSHA’s indoor heat illness prevention regulatory proposal because it lacks an approved fiscal impact statement—Form 399. The rejection was expected and required by law. The California Department of Finance objected to the standard at the last minute, citing what it describes as excessive costs for California’s prisons … Read More » This...
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