HeatAlert™ — Continuous Heat Index Monitoring for OSHA Compliance
Coming 2027 · Waitlist Now Open

Heat index is invisible. HeatAlert makes it visible.

A thermometer can't tell you when your facility becomes dangerous. HeatAlert Connect™ monitors temperature and humidity 24/7, calculates the real OSHA heat index every 10 seconds, and alerts you before workers start collapsing. Launching publicly in 2027 — join the waitlist now.

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Heat Index
103 °F
88°F · 75% RH
⚠ Danger

A thermometer reads 88°F — but that's not the whole story.

Heat index requires two measurements, calculated against each other. Same thermometer reading, wildly different danger levels. This is why handheld checks and building thermostats fail.

88 °F
Thermometer
+
50% humidity
Heat Index
91°F
Extreme Caution

Workers feel warm but manageable. Fatigue with prolonged exposure. Breaks and hydration required per OSHA.

88 °F
Same Thermometer
+
75% humidity
Heat Index
103°F
⚠ Danger

Heat exhaustion likely. Heat stroke possible with continued exposure. OSHA high-heat work rules kick in. Immediate intervention required.

The Risk Your Facility Can't See

Workers don't feel it coming — especially new ones.

Heat illness builds silently. By the time a worker feels "too hot," their core body temperature is already elevated. OSHA's own data shows how the risk lands overwhelmingly on people who haven't built tolerance yet.

~50%
Of heat-related fatalities occur on a worker's first day on the job — or first day back after an extended absence. Acclimatization takes days, not hours.
70%+
Of heat fatalities occur during a worker's first week. Existing employees returning after vacation are in the same risk category as brand-new hires.
$7K–30K
Average direct cost per heat-related workers' comp claim, before considering legal exposure, OSHA citations, or family wrongful death lawsuits.

Sources: OSHA Heat Exposure division, NIOSH acclimatization research, workers' compensation claim data. Figures vary by facility and jurisdiction.

How It Works

Install it once. It watches the floor 24/7.

HeatAlert runs without batteries, calibration visits, or daily checks. Power it on, connect to Wi-Fi, pair to your dashboard, and it monitors continuously from that moment forward.

1

Mount and power

AC-powered wall or pole mount. Installs in under 10 minutes. No batteries to replace, no annual calibration, no technician visits.

2

Connect to Wi-Fi

Pair to your facility's Wi-Fi using our setup portal. Pair to your cloud dashboard with a single 6-digit code.

3

Monitor continuously

Temperature and humidity read every 10 seconds. Real OSHA heat index calculated per NOAA/Rothfusz formula. Historical data logged forever.

4

Alert & document

Email alerts at Caution (80°F+) and Danger (103°F+) thresholds. Compliance log ready to show an OSHA inspector or insurance auditor.

The Dashboard

See every facility at a glance.

One dashboard. Every HeatAlert in your organization. Live readings, historical charts, compliance logs, and alert history — all in your browser, no software to install.

  • Live heat index readings updated every 10 seconds
  • OSHA-keyed alert thresholds (Caution, Extreme Caution, Danger)
  • Email alerts to your EHS team when thresholds are crossed
  • Historical data exports for OSHA compliance records
  • Multi-facility support with location tagging

Dashboard access included with every HeatAlert Connect™ unit at launch. Standard subscription tiers will be announced alongside the public product in 2027.

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Facility Monitor
6 devices · Last sync: 4 seconds ago
Dock Door 3 — East
Warehouse 2 · Outdoor
103°F
Danger
Sorting Floor
Warehouse 2 · Indoor
94°F
Caution
Loading Bay A
Warehouse 1 · Outdoor
91°F
Caution
Break Room
Warehouse 1 · Indoor
74°F
Safe
Shipping Office
Warehouse 1 · Indoor
71°F
Safe
Who It's For

Any facility where heat kills productivity — or people.

Heat index is a universal metric. If your operation has workers in spaces that aren't fully climate-controlled, HeatAlert applies.

Distribution & Warehousing

Dock doors, sorting floors, storage zones. Indoor heat with humidity spikes during summer loading surges.

Manufacturing & Industrial

Assembly lines, foundries, processing facilities. Radiant heat from equipment compounds the thermometer reading.

Agriculture & Farming

Field crews, packing sheds, livestock operations. Outdoor exposure with minimal shade and long shifts.

Construction

Active jobsites, roadwork, roofing. Humidity and direct sun combine to push heat index 15°F above the thermometer.

Utilities & Energy

Power plants, substations, pump stations. Isolated workers in enclosed spaces where ventilation is limited.

Stadiums & Athletic Venues

Training facilities, outdoor stadiums, arenas. Duty of care for athletes, ground crews, and event staff.

Coming 2027 · Waitlist Open

Be first in line when HeatAlert Connect™ launches.

HeatAlert Connect™ launches publicly in 2027. Join the waitlist to lock in early-access pricing, receive launch notifications as we approach release, and reserve your unit before public availability.

What You Get
First in line at launch
Waitlist members receive shipping priority over public orders.
What You Get
Early-access pricing
Locked-in pricing announced before public launch, exclusive to waitlist.
What You Get
Launch updates
Quarterly product development updates and early specifications.
What You Get
Direct line to Jon
Questions about specs, deployment, or compliance? Reach the owner directly.

Need monitoring before 2027? Our standalone HeatAlert® Monitor is available now with 2–4 week lead time.

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From the Team Behind IceAlert

The same family-owned manufacturer Amazon has trusted since 2012.

HeatAlert is built by IceAlert, Inc. — the Oregon-based company that's been making temperature-sensitive safety signs since 1998. Thousands of organizations trust our bimetallic IceAlert signs to protect people from ice. HeatAlert is the electronic counterpart, designed to do for heat what IceAlert has done for ice for 27 years.

We're a small family business. You'll talk to Jon, the owner, directly. No call centers, no account executives, no quarterly targets — just a product built by people who have to answer for it personally.

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