New Hampshire HB1451 mandates workplace safety plans to protect workers from extreme temperature-related injuries and fatalities.
New Hampshire HB1451 requires employers to develop and implement written plans to protect workers from heat and cold stress in the workplace. The plans must include procedures for acclimatization, mandatory rest, and provision of fluids when temperatures are extreme. Employers must also establish emergency procedures for employees exhibiting symptoms of heat or cold stress. The plans must be developed with employee participation and be available to employees and the commissioner. The bill aims to address the increasing frequency of extreme weather events and their impact on worker safety.
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