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Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MNOSHA) operates a state plan that includes requirements beyond what is required by federal OSHA. For heat injury and illness prevention, MNOSHA sets two-hour time-weighted exposure limits as follows:
Heavy work: 77 degrees Fahrenheit (as measured by wet bulb globe temperature index, or WGBT)