The Feed Science Podcast Show
Gary Huddleston: New Heat Safety Standards | Ep. 60
Aug 21, 2024
Gary Huddleston, Director of Feed Manufacturing & Regulatory Affairs at the American Feed Industry Association, shares his extensive expertise in navigating new OSHA heat safety regulations impacting feed mills. He discusses essential measures like appointing heat safety coordinators and the importance of acclimatization for workers. Gary emphasizes the industry’s commitment to employee safety amid regulatory complexities while reflecting on his career journey and the vital role of mentorship in professional growth.
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Quick takeaways
- The implementation of OSHA's new heat safety standards mandates temperature monitoring and compliance documentation to protect feed mill workers' health.
- Regulatory changes in the feed industry require manufacturers to adapt their practices and maintain open communication with agencies like OSHA and FDA.
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Employee Safety in Extreme Conditions
Protecting employees from working in extreme temperatures is a critical concern in the feed mill industry. As temperatures rise, it is essential to implement safety measures that ensure workers can perform their jobs without risk to their health. Effective training, documentation, and monitoring must be established to comply with the upcoming regulations. The ultimate goal remains clear: employees should return home safely every day, as they arrived, regardless of the working conditions they face.
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