OSHA's heat guidance expects an employer to know the conditions their people work in and to act on them. A report answers both halves: what the conditions were, and what happened when they crossed a threshold.
- Choose a store and a date range.
- The report covers the measured conditions over that period, the levels reached, and the alerts raised with who responded.
- Only readings attributable to that store are included.
The property that makes the report worth anything: readings cannot be edited or deleted, by you or by us. A correction is a new flagged entry alongside the original, never a replacement. A record you could quietly rewrite would prove nothing to an inspector.
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