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Category Press Release
Publish Date 5/18/2026
Author Paul Cochrane
Title EMSL Analytical, Inc. Highlights Safety Solutions to Protect Workers During Heat Safety Week
Introduction Advanced monitoring tools help employers prevent heat stress and safeguard worker health.

Cinnaminson, New Jersey, May 18, 2026

Each year, extreme heat poses a serious threat to workers across the United States, causing dozens of fatalities and thousands of heat-related illnesses. In recognition of Heat Safety Week (May 18–22), EMSL Analytical, Inc. is reaffirming its commitment to helping employers protect their workforce through advanced environmental monitoring solutions.

Outdoor workers, including those in construction, agriculture, landscaping, and delivery, often face the greatest risk. Heat illness can develop quickly, ranging from heat cramps and exhaustion to life-threatening heat stroke. Fortunately, these illnesses are preventable with proper planning, monitoring, and response.

A key Heat Safety Week message is simple: Water. Rest. Shade. Workers should hydrate often, take breaks in cool or shaded areas, and pace themselves during peak heat. These measures are most effective when supported by accurate environmental data and proactive safety programs.

“At EMSL Analytical, we offer a wide range of professional-grade instruments designed to measure temperature, humidity, heat index, Wet Bulb Globe Temperature, and other critical environmental parameters,” said Jody Thomason, Vice President of Products/Corporate Purchasing for EMSL Analytical, Inc. “Real-time data from these tools helps employers make informed decisions to reduce heat stress risks and support compliance efforts.”

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), employers play a vital role in heat protection by providing water, shaded or cooled rest areas, scheduled breaks, and training to recognize early symptoms of heat illness.

To help share this essential information, EMSL recently sponsored an educational video about Heat Safety Week and protecting outdoor workers: https://youtu.be/5c_h_ietk0Q

For more information about EMSL Analytical’s environmental monitoring instruments and workplace safety solutions, visit www.EMSL.com, email info@EMSL.com, or call (800) 220-3675.

 

About EMSL Analytical, Inc.

EMSL Analytical is one of the leading testing laboratories with locations throughout the United States and Canada. EMSL is a nationally recognized and locally focused provider specializing in fast laboratory results for mold, bacteria, Legionella, USP <797>, pathogens, asbestos, lead, soot, char & ash from fires, VOCs, odors, radon, formaldehyde, indoor air quality, microbiology, environmental, industrial hygiene, radiological, food, beverage & consumer products, and material testing services for the identification of unknown substances. EMSL services both professionals and the general public. EMSL maintains an extensive list of accreditations from leading organizations as well as state and federal regulating bodies including, but not limited to A2LA, AIHA LAP, LLC. (AIHA EMLAP, AIHA IHLAP, AIHA ELLAP), NVLAP, CDC ELITE, CPSC, CA ELAP, NY ELAP, TX DOH, NJDEP and multiple other state accrediting agencies. Please visit our website at www.EMSL.com for a complete listing of accreditations. In addition, EMSL carries a wide range of Sampling Equipment and Investigative Products for environmental professionals.



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