Optimal Workplace Temperature: OSHA Guidelines and Comfort
OSHA recommends 68°F to 76°F for most indoor workplaces. Specific requirements may apply based on work type:
- Heat-exposed or strenuous work → lower range to prevent heat illness.
- Cold environments → higher range to prevent cold illness.
The highest comfortable temperature is where employees work safely and efficiently without heat discomfort. This varies by individual preferences, work type, and environmental conditions.
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