OHS programs span varied environments, from indoor warehouses to roadwork, utilities, and parks crews. Heat exposure depends on weather, workload, PPE, and acclimatization. TSI heat stress monitors help EHS managers turn that complexity into a clear, repeatable process using WBGT and related measurements.
Build a Consistent Heat Program
- Standardize Measurement: Use WBGT to capture radiant heat and humidity effects across job types.
- Set Action Levels: Configure tiered alerts that cue supervisors to adjust rotations, shade, cooling, or tasks.
- Document and Train: Log readings for toolbox talks, near-miss reviews, and program reporting.
- Support Compliance: Align procedures with ACGIH TLVs, ISO 7243, and OSHA heat illness prevention guidance.
Features OHS Teams Value
- Fast, intuitive operation to support daily use by field supervisors
- High-visibility displays and audible alerts for noisy, bright environments
- Rugged options suitable for construction and utility work
- Wireless access and data export for centralized dashboards and audits
- Accessories for mobile deployment: tripods, cases, and field calibration aids
Use Cases Across OHS
- Outdoor Crews: Monitor changing conditions through the day; adjust workloads and cooling based on alerts.
- Warehousing and Logistics: Track heat during peak seasons and in high-bay areas with limited air movement.
- Utilities and Public Works: Measure conditions for trenching, paving, and restoration after storms.
- Construction: Support general contractors and subs with a consistent process for multi-employer sites.
Program Implementation Tips
- Define responsibilities for taking and recording readings each shift.
- Establish job-specific thresholds and actions in your heat plan.
- Pair WBGT data with hydration, shade, and acclimatization policies.
- Review trends weekly to plan staffing and equipment ahead of heat surges.
Performance and Service
Reliable measurements are foundational. TSI heat stress monitors offer stable, repeatable readings with service and calibration support to help maintain confidence over time. By integrating monitoring into daily routines, OHS teams gain the actionable insight needed to help reduce heat-related risk and strengthen program outcomes.
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