HB 25-1286

HB 25-1286, also known as the "Protecting Workers from Extreme Temperatures" bill, requires employers in Colorado to provide safeguards for workers who are exposed to extremely hot or cold conditions. These protections include measures like rest breaks and plans to prevent injuries and illnesses related to temperature extremes. The bill affects all employees working under such conditions, ensuring their safety and well-being. Since the bill has been signed into law, it is now enforceable, meaning employers must comply with its requirements to protect workers from extreme temperatures.

Official Summary

The bill requires employers to implement protections for workers who are exposed to extreme hot and cold temperatures at the worksite, including temperature mitigation measures, rest breaks, and temperature-related injury and illness prevention plans. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)