Heat Illness Prevention
EMPLOYEES
Employees that work in areas where environmental risk factors for heat illness are present are at risk for developing heat illnesses if they do not protect themselves appropriately. The objective of this program is employee awareness regarding heat illness symptoms, ways to prevent illness, and what to do if symptoms occur. This program is in compliance with the California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 3395 and Section 3396.
The purpose of this program is to ensure that all employees on the San Diego State University campus are protected from heat illness; to reduce the risk of work-related heat illness; and to establish the minimum requirements for working in this environment.
SDSU Heat Illness Prevention Program
Cal/OSHA Heat Illness Prevention Guidance and Resources
Heat Illness Prevention - Fact Sheet (Employees)
Heat Illness Prevention - Fact Sheet (Supervisors)
Heat Illness Prevention - Fact Sheet (Español)
STUDENTS
The California State University (CSU) campuses engage students in a variety of ways
that include
outdoor activities. This engagement may include camps, clinics, course work, sports
clubs, research, field
trips, field activities and various other outdoor activities. The CSU strives to offer
safe and enjoyable
educational environments for our students as they engage in these activities. In support
of that goal,
the CSU is committed to protecting students as they participate in CSU academic and
organized
programs.
Student Activities Heat Illness Prevention - Resource Guide
How to Import Student Activities Heat Illness Prevention training module in Canvas
Note: This Guide and training is not designed to replace Heat Illness requirements
as outlined in National Collegiate
Athletic Association (NCAA) or the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) guidelines
for student athletes.