OSHA-NIOSH Heat Safety Tool Hack 3.4.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Category: Weather
Price: Free
Version: 3.4.1
ID: gov.cdc.heatapp
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Description
Take precautions against outdoor heat while at work with the OSHA-NIOSH Heat Safety Tool. Featuring real-time heat index and hourly forecasts, specific to your location, as well as occupational safety and health recommendations from OSHA and NIOSH. The OSHA-NIOSH Heat Safety Tool is a useful resource for planning outdoor work activities based on how hot it feels throughout the day.
The OSHA-NIOSH Heat Safety Tool features:
• A visual indicator of the current heat index and associated risk levels specific to your current geographical location
• Precautionary recommendations specific to heat index-associated risk levels
• An interactive, hourly forecast of heat index values, risk level, and recommendations for planning outdoor work activities in advance
• Editable location, temperature, and humidity controls for calculation of variable conditions
• Signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses including: heat stroke, heat exhaustion, rhabdomyolysis, heat cramps, and heat rash
• First aid information for heat-related illnesses
Take steps to work safely in the heat. Download this valuable tool today!
The OSHA-NIOSH Heat Safety Tool features:
• A visual indicator of the current heat index and associated risk levels specific to your current geographical location
• Precautionary recommendations specific to heat index-associated risk levels
• An interactive, hourly forecast of heat index values, risk level, and recommendations for planning outdoor work activities in advance
• Editable location, temperature, and humidity controls for calculation of variable conditions
• Signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses including: heat stroke, heat exhaustion, rhabdomyolysis, heat cramps, and heat rash
• First aid information for heat-related illnesses
Take steps to work safely in the heat. Download this valuable tool today!
Version history
3.4.1
2023-05-23
Additional notification for certain extreme heat conditions
3.4
2022-01-21
• Modified heat index meter to display 3 risk level categories instead of original 5 categories. Updated categories also have new labels.
• Content linked to these new risk level categories was modified to display new category labels.
• Spanish content updated to reflect new category labels.
• Content linked to these new risk level categories was modified to display new category labels.
• Spanish content updated to reflect new category labels.
3.3
2020-10-23
• Support for dark mode
• Screen related bug fixes
• Screen related bug fixes
3.2.3
2020-08-22
• Security Updates
• Terms of Use Updates
• Terms of Use Updates
3.2.2
2020-07-11
Metrics reporting updates
3.2
2020-01-28
• Programmable hydration and rest reminders
• English/Spanish translation convenience features
• Additional frequently asked questions
• English/Spanish translation convenience features
• Additional frequently asked questions
3.1.2
2019-09-19
Bug fixes
3.1.1
2018-09-22
Tab bar bug fix relating to new screen sizes.
3.1
2018-02-09
1. Application navigation improvements
2. Conversion of degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius
3. Added user Settings View
4. Added FAQ View
5. Pinch-To-Zoom added to every screen
2. Conversion of degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius
3. Added user Settings View
4. Added FAQ View
5. Pinch-To-Zoom added to every screen
3.0.1
2017-11-01
Support for iPhone X
Onboarding screen bug fix
Loading data screen bug fix
Onboarding screen bug fix
Loading data screen bug fix
3.0
2017-05-24
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Ratings
2.9 out of 5
125 Ratings
Reviews
Lee OnAWhim,
Helps has Alarm which is great
Need to be updated, when in danger it should read on same page when working outside in direct sunlight breaks should be rotated ever XYZ minutes, drink xyz liquid and shade.
Also there should be the OSHA rule on the app. Reminders to everyone what happens if you have heat stroke or exhaustion. The part not talked about is after recovery, how you can no longer take the heat as you did. How this illness does XYZ to the body .
Many do not know, and until educated wont. Unfortunately we can’t rely on all companies having the training resources. So at a minimum OSHA should add training to app., this I can promise will save a life and a few from getting the illness. That’s all you need is one to make this app pay itself off and 5 star rating.
Chris
South Carolina
Also there should be the OSHA rule on the app. Reminders to everyone what happens if you have heat stroke or exhaustion. The part not talked about is after recovery, how you can no longer take the heat as you did. How this illness does XYZ to the body .
Many do not know, and until educated wont. Unfortunately we can’t rely on all companies having the training resources. So at a minimum OSHA should add training to app., this I can promise will save a life and a few from getting the illness. That’s all you need is one to make this app pay itself off and 5 star rating.
Chris
South Carolina
Trevor Muth,
Perfect quick reference
With work not having a heat break schedule in place, I would like to start using this simple tool as a reference to when it gets too hot. I’d like to request a push notification feature for when hazards reach the warning and danger zones. Or a heat index we can set based on our company heat break policy, if it gets established.
TexHeat2020,
Numbers are off
Used this app successfully last two years. It always matched the temperature and humidity for an accurate calculation. This year it’s off by several degrees. This is dangerous for me because I have a medical condition and must be inside when heat index reaches 104. Will have to look for another app that is more accurate. Very disappointed.
Dhshhdd,
Don’t use
The app doesn’t actually adjust throughout the day to what the actual temperature and humidity is, just what the forecast was. Right now, it says it’s 86 with a heat index of 92. But some showers that weren’t forecasted came through this morning and the temperature at the moment is actually only 80. So while it was forecasted to be 86 right now, it’s only 80 and the app says it’s currently 86 out. This can be incredibly dangerous if people are relying on this app and the temperature or humidity ends up being higher than originally forecasted. Do not rely on this app at all, basically just use it as a heat index calculator
Jigs-n-fixtures,
Good overall but needs a few tweaks
It works well. A previous review had an issue with the weather data not matching weather apps, but that is easily edited onscreen so it isn't an issue to me.
I do wish you could input geocoordinates, for the location. This is an issue for me and my workers because we work in somewhat remote locations. Maybe in the next release
I do wish you could input geocoordinates, for the location. This is an issue for me and my workers because we work in somewhat remote locations. Maybe in the next release
banthonyc,
App is worth downloading
The app is great. Need to understand that the heat index is measured in shade with a light wind and may not be exact according to where someone is working. If in direct sunlight it will be 10-15 degrees hotter potentially. A good tool to generally understand the heat index and begin safety precautions. Wish it forecasted out a week.
Randal Craft G,
Needed for work
I need this for my job to justify any variations from time used for completing duties — however the heat indexes on this ap are lower than both Weather Underground and The Weather Channel — how are they all not the same? Is this giving inaccurate data?
MarroKing,
Great App BUT Needs Spanish
Great app overall. It just needs to have the option of switching it to Spanish mode. Or better yet make a separate Spanish one for FLC contractors and supervisors. That would be deeply appreciated. Thanks
Gileon Teor,
Does not work at all
How is this OSHA approved, when it can’t even stay open on my cellphone?
I had just downloaded it and went through the tutorial panels… just for it to close the app and go back to my Home Screen.
I tried reopening it several times… just to have it constantly close down again within— Not even a second!
I saw the low stars and thought I’d give it a try despite the reviews.
Shame on me to ignore other people’s warnings.
Such a shame for a truly helpful idea of an app.
I had just downloaded it and went through the tutorial panels… just for it to close the app and go back to my Home Screen.
I tried reopening it several times… just to have it constantly close down again within— Not even a second!
I saw the low stars and thought I’d give it a try despite the reviews.
Shame on me to ignore other people’s warnings.
Such a shame for a truly helpful idea of an app.
IanMcClain,
Not very useful
Actual local readings would be better for heat index monitoring. The only alerts it provides are timers. Every smart phone already has this functionality, so it’s redundant. If the app provided push alerts when heat index exceed a given level, it would provide some value.
