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Heatwave sparks emergency rule July 09 2021 Oregon OSHA adopts emergency rule to protect workers from the dangers of high and extreme heat. Oregon OSHA announced Thursday that it adopted an emergency rule aimed at protecting workers from the dangers of high and extreme heat. The temporary rule takes effect immediately and remains in place for 180 days, during which time framers will be working on a permanent heat-stress prevention rule anticipated to be adopted in the fall. The temporary rule was adopted following direction from Oregon Gov. Kate Brown to enact emergency measures. It comes in the wake of an extreme, record-breaking heatwave that claimed more than 100 lives in Oregon, including Sebastian Francisco Perez, who died while working on a tree farm in St. Paul during the height of that heatwave.

PCUN | Oregon OSHA s Emergency Heat Rules Are a Good Start to Protecting At-Risk Workers; Strong Enforcement Will be Necessary

Contacts:  Ira Cuello-Martinez, PCUN iracuello@pcun.org, (503) 851-5774  Kate Suisman, Northwest Justice Workers Project kate@nwjp.org, 503-765-7105 Jamie Pang, Oregon Environmental Council, JamieP@OECOnline.org, (971) 353-7963  Oregon OSHA’s Emergency Heat Rules Are a Good Start to Protecting At-Risk Workers; Strong  Enforcement Will be Necessary  SALEM, Ore Oregon OSHA today issued emergency rules protecting workers from climate-fueled  excessive heat, following an extensive campaign by workers’ rights, environmental, and public health  advocates. Governor Kate Brown directed the agency to adopt emergency rules following the tragic and  preventable death of 38-year-old farmworker, Sebastian Francisco Perez. Perez died while working on a  tree farm in St. Paul, Oregon during the height of last week’s heatwave. Oregon OSHA is in the process  of drafting permanent rules to protect workers from exposure to both excessive heat and wildfire smoke,  expected to be fi

OSHA adopts emergency heat rules following farmworker death

OSHA adopts emergency heat rules following farmworker death Dora Totoian, Salem Statesman Journal © BRIAN HAYES / STATESMAN JOURNAL Lauro Mendoza holds a sign that reads No more deaths as community members gather to remember Sebastian Francisco Perez at Ernst Nursery and Farm in Saint Paul, Oregon, on Saturday, July 3, 2021. Oregon’s workplace safety agency has adopted temporary emergency rules for employees who work outdoors in extreme heat, following the death of a nursery worker in St. Paul during the record-breaking heatwave.    The rules, which center on access to shade, drinking water, and employee and supervisor training, will be activated any time the heat index reaches 80 degrees or higher, with an additional set of rules for a heat index above 90 degrees.  The heat index is what the temperature feels like when humidity is taken into account.

OSHA adopts emergency heat rules following farmworker death

OSHA adopts emergency heat rules following farmworker death
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