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Poland Maximum Workplace Temperature Rule (§30a, Dz.U. 2026 poz. 927) — Heat Stress Control Measures

Poland §30a maximum-workplace-temperature rule, added to the 1997 general BHP regulation by Rozporządzenie MRPiPS z 9 lipca 2026 r. (Dz.U. 2026 poz. 927). Signed 2026-07-09, published 2026-07-10 — NOT YET IN FORCE (6-month vacatio legis, binding from 2027-01-11). Indoor workroom hard stop-work ceiling: 35°C, any workload. Outdoor + physically demanding work (>1500 kcal/6280 kJ per shift men, >1000 kcal/4187 kJ women) hard stop-work ceiling: 32°C. No stop-work ceiling is set for outdoor non-physically-demanding work. Below the stop-work ceiling, intervention (technical or organizational measures) is required at 28°C indoor general / 25°C indoor physically demanding / 25°C outdoor (any workload).

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Authority
Ministerstwo Rodziny, Pracy i Polityki Społecznej (Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy), Poland
Jurisdiction
Poland
Legal status
Regulation
Rule type
Control Overlay
Standard ID
HGC-095

Governing formula

No standalone formula is published for this standard; see programmable logic and parameters below.

Control measures

Governing metric: Dry-bulb air temperature (°C) by setting (indoor/outdoor) and workload (physically demanding or not)

ParameterValue
indoorStopWorkC35
outdoorPhysicalStopWorkC32
indoorGeneralInterventionC28
indoorPhysicalInterventionC25
outdoorInterventionC25
physicallyDemandingKcalMenPerShift1500
physicallyDemandingKjMenPerShift6280
physicallyDemandingKcalWomenPerShift1000
physicallyDemandingKjWomenPerShift4187
entryIntoForce"2027-01-11"

Enacted and published (Dz.U. 2026 poz. 927) but not yet binding — vacatio legis until 2027-01-11.

Programmable logic: workload maps via the same binary split as the sibling Lithuania HN69 engine: only 'light' is treated as not physically demanding. Indoor: stopWork at airTempC>35 (workload-independent); interventionRequired at airTempC>28 (general) or >25 (physically demanding). Outdoor + physically demanding: stopWork at airTempC>32; interventionRequired at airTempC>25. Outdoor + not physically demanding: no stopWork ceiling (regulation gap); interventionRequired at airTempC>25. Classified control_overlay (not stop_work_rule) so the not-yet-binding thresholds do not feed FORMULAS.getMostProtective before 2027-01-11; stopWork/interventionRequired are still reported for transparency.

Inputs

Required inputs: airTempC, outdoor, workload

Optional inputs: none

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