Heating Industrial Workplaces

The Inside Track On Heating Industrial Workplaces The temperature of heated industrial workplaces has a bearing on some aspects of health and safety, but also on productivity, the integrity of the building and indeed, whats inside it. It is not law, but it is widely recognised that workers perform best between 16°C and 24°C, depending on what kind of work is being done. Higher physical activity levels, i.e. manual labour, is performed best at lower temperatures and incurs less risk of heat related stress. Conversely office work and fine, dexterous work will require a slightly higher temperature.

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