Workplace Safety
Beating the Burn: A Nevada Employer's Complete Guide to Heat Illness Prevention Compliance
With summer temperatures routinely exceeding 110°F in Las Vegas and 100°F in Reno, Nevada employers face some of the most demanding occupational heat safety obligations in the nation. Understanding OSHA's heat illness prevention standards — and how they apply to the Silver State's unique desert environment — is not merely a matter of good practice. It is a legal and moral imperative.