TIPTEMP: Every Degree Matters

High temperatures can be dangerous to people at work and can lead to injuries, illnesses, and even death. With more than 40% of heat related deaths occurring in the construction industries, OSHA has developed a smart tool to assist with identifying dangerous working conditions for workers in this field but also in any other line of business where outside temperatures play a role in your working conditions. No matter your age or physical condition heat illness can and will affect you. We have outlined a few steps to help you and your staff avoid heat related injuries at the workplace. To protect your employees you should develop a heat illness prevention program. Below are a few of the tips we can offer you to help in protecting yourself and your employees from heat related illness. Water, Rest and Shade! WATER - There should be clean and safe drinking water located throughout the workplace making it easy and accessible for employees to stay hydrated throughout the day. REST

TIP TEMP is committed to educate our clients on the CDC recommendations and regulations for proper vaccine storage temperature monitoring . We have a large selection of various products that meet the CDC standards. Our thermal advisors are standing by ready to provide technical support and assist with the proper product selection for your specific application. Below we outlined the CDC requirements for a temperature monitoring device to be used to monitor your vaccines: CDC recommends that vaccines be monitored using a digital data logging thermometer that provides continuous monitoring information with an active display. The data logging thermometer should be digital and have a detachable probe placed in a buffering solution bottle. The temperature monitoring device should include an alarm for out-of-range temperature and have a low battery indicator. The thermometer should be capable of showing both the current temperature and the minimum and maximum temperatures since the