The proposed recordkeeping requirements are not balanced with the steps needed to ensure workers are provided with a safe and healthy place of work.
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ARTBA sent a letter to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration encouraging the agency to consider these suggestions when drafting its proposed rule:
OSHA has not offered transparent data to support the issuance of a broad safety standard.
Heat triggers must allow for regional variations
OSHA should not disrupt effective industry strategies in heat illness prevention.
The proposed record keeping requirements are not balanced with the steps needed to ensure workers are provided with a safe and healthy place of work.
