New York S03412 establishes temperature protection standards for indoor and outdoor worksites to ensure safe conditions for employees.

New York S03412, known as the Temperature Extreme Mitigation Program (TEMP) Act, mandates temperature regulation by employers in specific industries. It requires employers to provide access to potable drinking water, personal protective equipment, and shade for employees in outdoor worksites. Indoor worksites must maintain temperatures between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Employers must develop a written plan for mitigating heat-related stress and provide training on heat illness signs and protections.

New York S03412 establishes temperature protection standards for indoor and outdoor worksites to ensure safe conditions for employees.

New York S03412, known as the Temperature Extreme Mitigation Program (TEMP) Act, mandates temperature regulation by employers in specific industries. It requires employers to provide access to potable drinking water, personal protective equipment, and shade for employees in outdoor worksites. Indoor worksites must maintain temperatures between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Employers must develop a written plan for mitigating heat-related stress and provide training on heat illness signs and protections.