2026 OSHA Standards Update

OSHA Heat Illness PreventionCertification

Online training aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 — for workers, supervisors, and employers in high-heat and extreme-cold environments who need to prevent illness, injury, and death caused by severe temperatures.

4.9 from 7,200+ learners
Individual Enrollment
$39.97one-time
Course Length
~ 2 hours
  • Aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910
  • Unlimited free exam retakes
  • Instant Certificate of Completion
  • 90 days of course access, any device
Volume pricing 5+Save up to 30%
100% Online Training & Licensing
2-Hour Average Completion
Covers Heat & Cold Stress
2026 OSHA Compliance
Unlimited Exam Attempts
Instant Certificate Download
Course Overview

Aligned with OSHA standards for heat and cold stress prevention.

While OSHA is still developing dedicated standards for heat and cold stress, employers are required to provide a workplace free from hazards that could cause death or serious harm. This course gives workers and supervisors the knowledge to recognize, prevent, and respond to temperature-related illness and injury on the job.

Move at your own pace on any device, 24/7. You'll have up to 90 days to complete the course and can revisit any chapter for reference along the way.

Heat Stress & Illness
Recognize heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and other heat-related conditions before they become emergencies.
Cold Stress & Injuries
Identify frostbite, hypothermia, and cold-related hazards in winter and low-temperature environments.
Prevention & Controls
Apply hydration, rest breaks, appropriate clothing, and exposure limits to keep workers safe.
Emergency Response
Know the right treatment steps and when to seek medical help for heat and cold-related incidents.
Who It's For

If your team works in extreme temperatures, this is your course.

Heat and cold stress affect workers across dozens of industries. If your employees work outdoors, in non-climate-controlled environments, or around extreme heat sources, this training keeps them safe and your operation compliant.

Construction Workers
Outdoor Laborers
Agricultural Workers
Utility Workers
Road Maintenance Workers
Warehouse Workers
Landscaping Workers
Oil and Gas Industry Workers
HVAC Technicians
Emergency Response Teams
Stay Compliant

One training program. Nationwide compliance.

Our Heat Illness Prevention course is aligned with OSHA's general industry requirements in every state. We update the material as standards evolve — so your team stays compliant and current on the regulations that protect them from environmental hazards.

7.2k+
Learners certified
98.2%
First-attempt pass rate
~2 hr
Average completion
29 CFR 1910.132(d)
Hazard assessment and necessary PPE requirements.
Nationally Recognized
Accepted by employers in all 50 states.
29 CFR 1910.141(b)
Potable drinking water and sanitation requirements.
Instant Certificate
Download the moment you pass.
From the field

Trusted by the people doing the work.

4.9 average · 7,200+ reviews
"We work in 115-degree heat. This course gave my crew real tools, not just 'drink water.' Everyone now knows the early signs of heat exhaustion and when to call it a day."
Carlos M.
Construction Foreman · Phoenix, AZ
"Rolled this out before peak harvest season. The agriculture-specific content and the employer checklist made compliance straightforward for our 200+ field workers."
Angela R.
Safety Director · Fresno, CA
"The exposure limits section was eye-opening. I didn't realize how quickly heat stress can turn into an emergency. Now we enforce rest breaks by the book."
James T.
Utility Lineman · Dallas, TX
"Took it on my phone over the weekend. The clothing and care section alone was worth the price, we changed our uniform policy the following Monday."
Maria S.
Landscape Crew Lead · Orlando, FL
"Our loading dock hits 100+ degrees in summer. This training helped us set up a real heat illness prevention program instead of just putting out water coolers."
Robert K.
Warehouse Supervisor · Atlanta, GA
"The treatment protocols are spot-on. As an EMT, I appreciate that the course teaches workers what to do before we arrive, those first minutes matter."
Diana L.
Emergency Medical Technician · Tucson, AZ
"OSHA-aligned and practical. The cold stress section was a bonus for our winter operations. Certificates were instant and looked professional."
Tom H.
Oil Field Supervisor · Midland, TX
"We work in 115-degree heat. This course gave my crew real tools, not just 'drink water.' Everyone now knows the early signs of heat exhaustion and when to call it a day."
Carlos M.
Construction Foreman · Phoenix, AZ
Frequently Asked

Questions, answered.

Not sure if this course is right for your team? Reach out and talk with an OSHA Safety Training team member.

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Yes. The training is aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 (General Industry), including 1910.132(d) hazard assessment, 1910.141(b) potable water requirements, and 1910.151 medical personnel access requirements.
Get certified today

Stay cool under pressure.Safe in every season.

Enroll today, finish today, and walk away with a Certificate of Completion aligned with OSHA's requirements for heat and cold stress prevention.

One-time enrollment
$39.97
Group Enrollment