A worker asks for a cool-down rest in the shade during outdoor hot work. What should the supervisor do?
Correct Answer
D) Allow a cool-down rest in shade.
Cal/OSHA heat guidance emphasizes access to shade and cool-down rest; workers should not wait until they feel sick.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Cal/OSHA heat guidance emphasizes access to shade and cool-down rest; workers should not wait until they feel sick.
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