be in a shaded area and include drinking plenty of cool water. Affected areas of the body Staff with signs or symptoms of which do not Temperature is heat rash should clean and dry improve or above 80 Staff in these areas may begin Same III B the area. Monitor the affected become worse IV D degrees exhibiting signs of heat rash. area for lack of improvement or over time Fahrenheit. signs of worsening. should be examined by medical staff. Individuals with minor sunburn should be kept Exposure to Staff trained to wear proper light from further Food production staff required to UV radiation Staff working in outdoor colored clothing, including hats, outdoor work. work in an outdoor (unshaded) from working (unshaded) areas may develop III B and to use sunscreen when IV D Individuals area. in unshaded sunburn. working outdoors, even if with severe area. cloudy. sunburn should be evaluated by medical staff. If a tick is Staff trained to wear light Exposure to Staff working in outdoor areas found and colored clothing, avoid ticks, chiggers, may be exposed to ticks, cannot be Food service staff required to vegetation and use insect mosquitos and chiggers, mosquitos or similar III B removed it IV D work in outdoor area. repellant when working in other similar insects, leading to transmittable must be outdoor areas. Staff should insects. diseases carried by these insects. evaluated by check themselves for ticks daily. medical staff.
be in a shaded area and include drinking plenty of cool water. Same Temperature is above 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Staff in these areas may begin exhibiting signs of heat rash. III B Staff with signs or symptoms of heat rash should clean and dry the area. Monitor the affected area for lack of improvement or signs of worsening. Affected areas of the body which do not improve or become worse over time should be examined by medical staff. IV D Food production staff required to work in an outdoor (unshaded) area. Exposure to UV radiation from working in unshaded area. Staff working in outdoor (unshaded) areas may develop sunburn. III B Staff trained to wear proper light colored clothing, including hats, and to use sunscreen when working outdoors, even if cloudy. Individuals with minor sunburn should be kept from further outdoor work. Individuals with severe sunburn should be evaluated by medical staff. IV D Food service staff required to work in outdoor area. Exposure to ticks, chiggers, mosquitos and other similar insects. Staff working in outdoor areas may be exposed to ticks, chiggers, mosquitos or similar insects, leading to transmittable diseases carried by these insects. III B Staff trained to wear light colored clothing, avoid vegetation and use insect repellant when working in outdoor areas. Staff should check themselves for ticks daily. If a tick is found and cannot be removed it must be evaluated by medical staff. IV D