SanPiN No. 0289-10 sets the permissible summer air temperature for open-air workplaces at +32 °C and classifies outdoor work from +32 °C to +40 °C as harmful (вредные условия труда). Labour Code Art. 205 additionally requires extra breaks for outdoor, uncooled-premises and loading work; no numeric break minutes are published.
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This rule has no numeric trigger the calculator evaluates — it states duties and control measures rather than a threshold a reading can be checked against. Its measures are listed below.
permissibleOutdoor = airTempC <= 32; harmfulBand = 32 < airTempC <= 40| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
outdoorPermissibleSummerC | 32 |
outdoorHarmfulUpperC | 40 |
Programmable logic
Screening limit.
For an outdoor worksite (outdoor not false), compares the air temperature against the +32 °C permissible summer value and the +40 °C top of the harmful band. Air temperature at or below +32 °C is within the permissible value; above +32 °C and at or below +40 °C the conditions are classified harmful and extra breaks under Labour Code Art. 205 plus cooling and drinking-water controls are surfaced; above +40 °C the reading is outside the harmful band and the engine escalates controls without asserting a stop-work.
No work/rest minutes are published, so none are generated and stopWork is always false. Indoor worksites are out of scope (SanPiN 0324-16).
Required inputs: airTempC, outdoor
Optional inputs: none
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