Extreme Temperature Worker Protection Act mandates safety measures for Vermont workers exposed to extreme temperatures.
The Extreme Temperature Worker Protection Act aims to safeguard Vermont employees from occupational hazards due to extreme temperatures. Employers must develop and implement a protection plan, provide training, and ensure access to potable water and rest areas. Specific measures include rest breaks in extreme heat or cold, acclimatization protocols, and emergency response plans. The act applies to most workplaces but excludes certain activities and organizations. It takes effect on May 1, 2027.
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