AIHA Launches Heat Stress App 2.0 -- Occupational Health & Safety

AIHA Launches Heat Stress App 2.0

How a real-time app from AIHA is helping safety leaders tackle rising heat stress risks—indoors and out.

By Stasia DeMarco
Jun 18, 2025

Larry Sloan, CEO of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA), joins the OH&S Safety Pod to discuss the growing threat of heat stress and how AIHA’s newly updated Heat Stress App is helping protect workers in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Learn how the app uses live weather data and user input to assess risk and guide safer decisions—plus why real-time tools are essential in modern safety programs. Sloan also shares how user feedback helped shape new features and what makes this resource accessible to teams across industries.

Tune in for timely insights as temperatures rise and heat safety becomes mission-critical.

Download or stream this episode today from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and more.

About the Author

Stasia DeMarco is the Content Editor for OH&S.

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