Depending on where you live, you’ve likely noticed that it’s been hot this year. In fact, in 2024, the mercury has climbed to the highest levels recorded ever – including setting the record for the hottest day twice in a row.
For perspective, below is a breakdown of US Cities that had Record-Breaking Daily Temps of over 100 Degrees in June 2024:
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It is imperative that building managers, facility managers, and safety managers pay even closer attention to the safety of their employees during periods of record-breaking heat, such as this. Though OSHA’s Heat Illness Prevention campaign has taken great strides in educating employers and workers on heat hazards, it is important to also consider fall protection during this time – especially for employees and contractors working at height or on the loading dock in your facility.
NOT SURE WHERE TO START? Download the Indoor Fall Safety Audit Guide! In it, you will learn about the Four Areas of Concern for Indoor Fall Safety, as well as the latest OSHA regulations associated with indoor fall safety.
