The Crew Board

What OSHA's proposed heat rule would require by ~2027 — available today, because Louisiana has no state occupational heat standard yet.

Live-sourced data: heat index and wet-bulb are real, one-time FortyGuard env_params pulls at each worksite's own location (captured 2026-08-26, not re-fetched per page view). Worksite locations are placeholders pending the team's final corridor pick; workload category is a domain assignment, not API data.

Project screening levels — not OSHA/NIOSH work/rest requirements. Heat Index is a screening indicator — occupational heat risk also depends on workload, acclimatization, clothing/PPE, radiant heat, air movement, and access to cooling. This board supports, but does not replace, site-specific heat-safety procedures.

Elysian Fields warehouse build-out

High

105°F heat index · 25.3°C wet-bulb · heavy workload · occupational risk: Increased

More frequent breaks, closer supervision.

Heavy work produces more metabolic heat and may require additional rest/cooling measures.

[2026-08-30T17:56:14.738Z] Elysian Fields warehouse build-out: high tier (heat index 105°F, heavy workload, occupational risk increased)

Freret St streetscape crew

High

109°F heat index · 26.2°C wet-bulb · moderate workload · occupational risk: Baseline

More frequent breaks, closer supervision.

[2026-08-30T17:56:14.738Z] Freret St streetscape crew: high tier (heat index 109°F, moderate workload, occupational risk baseline)