Stop waiting for a temperature to prompt the written program.

Nevada requires a written job hazard analysis and heat program for covered shops. RestShade watches Nevada sites, keeps the JHA and daily record together, and applies Heat NEP duties when thresholds cross. Most days you do nothing. When action is required, it flags the site and pings the right people.

The problem

A thermometer trigger is not the whole Nevada rule. The written assessment is, and it is the part shops skip because no temperature ever prompts it.

How RestShade helps

RestShade stores the one-time written job hazard analysis and heat program, then keeps the daily record going so the assessment is not the only thing on file.

What you walk away with

A written JHA covering each classification with real heat exposure
Water, cooling, emergency response, and training addressed in the safety program
A named person authorized to summon emergency medical help

What RestShade handles

One-time written JHA for employers with 10 or more employees
Covers classifications with heat exposure over 30 minutes in any hour
Program addresses water, means of cooling, emergency response, and training
OSHA Heat NEP duties layer on at heat index 80 F

How it works

RestShade keeps the Nevada written file current JHA and heat program stay on file beside the sites they cover.
Daily readings evaluate against Heat NEP Water, rest, and shade duties appear at heat index 80 F with citations.
Action days become signed records The assessment and the day's log stay together when someone asks for proof.

Frequently asked questions

Does the 10-employee threshold include part-time crew? The rule speaks to employers with 10 or more employees. Count your crew and confirm with counsel if you are near the line.
Is the JHA a yearly task? It is written as a one-time analysis, though it is worth revisiting when job classifications or processes change.
What temperature triggers Nevada duties? The written obligations do not wait for a temperature. That is the trap. RestShade keeps the program on file and applies the federal NEP duties at heat index 80 F.