Heat stress is a year-round risk in manufacturing and construction, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) doesn't need a finalized federal standard to enforce it. In this webinar, we break down what you need to do to stay compliant and protect your workforce. We go beyond the basics to cover practical heat stress monitoring strategies and equipment, including tools that track temperature, humidity and heat index in real time, and the action thresholds those readings should trigger at your facility. Whether you operate under federal OSHA or a state plan in California, Minnesota or beyond, you'll leave with clear, actionable steps to strengthen your heat illness prevention program. Register today to get ahead of the heat — and the regulations.