IIPP & Heat Illness Prevention
Practical help developing, reviewing and implementing California IIPP and heat illness procedures.
Most California employers must establish, implement and maintain an effective Injury and Illness Prevention Program under Cal/OSHA rules. The details should match the workplace, hazards and workforce—not just a template.
CHRA helps operational employers connect written requirements to day-to-day practices.
California has separate outdoor and indoor heat illness standards. The indoor standard applies to most workplaces when the indoor temperature reaches 82°F, with specific controls and measurement duties varying by conditions; outdoor requirements apply to outdoor workplaces, including high-heat procedures at 95°F.
The real test is whether supervisors know the procedures, employees understand how to report symptoms and the business can show that training and prevention practices are active.
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