As temperatures continue to rise across the U.S., heat-related illness remains one of the fastest-growing workplace hazards. In response, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has expanded its National Emphasis Program (NEP) on Heat Hazards and is actively working toward a proposed federal heat stress standard, expected to significantly impact employers in 2026 and beyond.
Industries like construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and transportation are seeing increased inspections, enforcement actions, and citations tied to heat exposure—both outdoors and indoors.
Watch to learn what’s new in heat stress, what OSHA is prioritizing in 2026, and how your organization can proactively protect workers while staying compliant.
Who Should Watch? Operations & Facility Managers, Plant Managers, Construction Site Managers and Supervisors, EHS Specialists and Representatives, and Human Resources Managers. Feel free to invite your colleagues!
