New features help construction teams plan around the weather and automate Cal/OSHA heat documentation, without adding manual work.
CLīMIT’s new 7-Day NOAA Weather Forecasts and Heat Index Recording gives contractors and safety teams a clearer, more defensible picture of the conditions on every jobsite they manage.
The new 7-Day NOAA Weather Forecasts feature allows contractors to view seven-day forecast highs and lows for each project directly in CLīMIT, sourced from the National Weather Service (NOAA)—the same data source OSHA references when investigating weather-related installation claims. Users can check the forecast before scheduling a pour, then check it again an hour later on-site during a heat wave, trying to keep crews on schedule and the paperwork straight.
“Contractors don’t need another website to check, they need quick access to information that changes how they run their day,” said Scott Banda, Co-Founder and CEO of CLīMIT.
The feature saves project teams the time they’d otherwise spend checking outside weather sites project by project, and gives site leaders a head start on scheduling pours, installs, and other weather-sensitive activities around what’s coming, not just what’s happening today.
CLīMIT’s new Heat Index Recording feature addresses a growing compliance burden for California construction and warehouse operators: California’s Title 8, §3396 indoor heat illness standard, which requires employers to records heat index once conditions cross 87°F and to retain those records.
“Heat compliance has historically meant someone on the team manually logging temperatures and hoping the paperwork holds up,” said Patrick Mullins, Co-Founder and COO of CLīMIT. “We built Heat Index Recording so that documentation happens automatically, hour after hour, with no added workload, so when an inspector or a consultant asks for the record, it’s already there.”
CLīMIT sensors records heat index conditions hourly around the clock, across every zone of a site. The result is a continuous, timestamped record that supports an employer’s written Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Plan (IHIPP), turning a paper plan into a verifiable, data-backed monitoring program that contractors, safety consultants, and operators can point to during an inspection or internal review.
Key capabilities include:
- Cellular-connected sensors deployable in minutes, anywhere on-site
- Hourly, timestamped condition logs formatted for Cal/OSHA recordkeeping review
- Multi-zone monitoring from a single dashboard across large sites or warehouse floors
- Acclimatization tracking to support required observation of new and returning workers
- Mobile field access to live and historical conditions from anywhere on-site
- Historical trend analysis to spot high-risk periods and inform scheduling
Both features are available now to CLīMIT customers. To see the new capabilities in action, visit climit.com to schedule a demo. CLīMIT’s monitoring tools are designed to support, not replace, a written Heat Illness Prevention Plan, required training, and other program elements mandated under Cal/OSHA §3395 and §3396.
About CLīMIT
CLīMIT provides environmental monitoring tools for construction contractors, helping them track site conditions, support regulatory compliance, and protect installation quality and warranty conditions during temperature-sensitive work.
