
Steve Sallman
Director of Health, Safety and Environment at the United Steelworkers (USW)
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Aug 7, 2026
Heat Kills: The Fight for a Federal Standard
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6:55Chelsea EngelHOST
And if a federal heat standard were in place, what would that look like or require?

Steve SallmanGUEST
First of all, it would require a written heat injury and illness prevention program.

Steve SallmanGUEST
And that heat injury and illness prevention program must cover outdoor and indoor workers.

Steve SallmanGUEST
And we would want it to include sedentary workers who sit, such as operating machinery and equipment, as well as emergency responders.

Steve SallmanGUEST
We would also want it to include employees and their representatives' participation in that program so that they're actively engaged in identifying and controlling heat-related hazards in the workplace and provide input in all stages.

Steve SallmanGUEST
And that's one of the most important parts is having employees and their representatives participate in that program.
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11:44Chelsea EngelHOST
What would you tell any listeners, especially working class people? What should we be doing between now and midterms and even between now and 2028?