Quick Hits On August 14, 2026, Cal/OSHA released an updated draft of its heat illness regulations that aligns both the indoor and outdoor regulations to be more consistent in language and terminology. Personal risk factors for heat illness had added factors of "supplements and recreational drugs" that affect the body's water retention or other physiological responses to heat.
Quick Hits On August 14, 2026, Cal/OSHA released an updated draft of its heat illness regulations that aligns both the indoor and outdoor regulations to be more consistent in language and terminology.
Personal risk factors for heat illness had added factors of "supplements and recreational drugs" that affect the body's water retention or other physiological responses to heat.
The draft regulations have other formatting and structure adjustments intended to create consistency between the indoor and outdoor heat regulations.
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Quick Hits On August 14, 2026, Cal/OSHA released an updated draft of its heat illness regulations that aligns both the indoor and outdoor regulations to be more consistent in language and terminology. Personal risk factors for heat illness had added factors of "supplements and recreational drugs" that affect the body's water retention or other physiological responses to heat. The draft regulations have other formatting and structure adjustments intended to create consistency between the indoor and outdoor heat regulations.
The deadline for submitting comments is September 21, 2026. Signs and symptoms of heat illness were added with expansive language.
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