You don’t have to be working outside to have the extreme heat impact your health. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Matt Thurlby says those who work in unairconditioned warehouses can be at risk.
Thurlby is an area director for the OSHA based in Omaha and says a heat prevention program involves water, rest and shade.
Workers who feel like their employers are not providing enough protection measures from the heat should file a complaint with OSHA.
