RestShade watches conditions, tells crews when action is needed, and keeps the record.
RestShade watches conditions at every job site, tells crews when action is needed, and keeps the record. Most days, you do nothing.
Here is a real morning
RestShade already watched every site. You handle the exceptions. The rest is already recorded.
The record is already there
Written plans, 14 days of logs, training, and acclimatization in one PDF you can hand an inspector or broker.
The watch, the ping, and the packet follow the rules at that site
RestShade authors heat and smoke packs for California, Oregon, Washington, Maryland, Nevada, Minnesota, and Colorado agriculture, with the federal OSHA Heat NEP floor across all 50 states and DC.
- California
- Oregon
- Washington
- Maryland
- Nevada
- Minnesota
- Colorado agriculture
- Multi-state heat compliance
Frequently asked questions
- How fast can a crew start using it? Create an account, add a job site, and RestShade starts watching today. Most shops are up and running within a few minutes.
- Who is this built for? Owner-operators and safety leads at roofing, landscaping, construction, agriculture, warehouse, and commercial kitchen shops with crews in any state.
- Do we need sensors or new hardware? No. A supervisor enters temperature, heat index, or AQI from the tools you already use. Optional weather fetch is there if you want it.
- What do I hand an inspector or broker? One packet: current written plans, the last 14 days of site logs, the training roster, and who is in a 14-day acclimatization window.
- Do we log every workday? By default, only on action days when heat, smoke, or cold crosses thresholds. Mild days show as all clear. Switch to daily mode in Settings if you want a log every scheduled workday.
- Can supervisors log from a phone? Yes. RestShade on iOS and Android opens the same morning board and site log. File the reading on the pad, and the office still keeps the plans and packet.
Popular compliance pages
- California heat illness prevention plan
- California indoor heat illness
- California wildfire smoke protection
- Cal/OSHA 3395
- Cal/OSHA 3396
- Cal/OSHA 5141.1
- Oregon heat illness prevention
- OAR 437-002-0156
- Oregon wildfire smoke plan
- Washington heat illness prevention
- WAC 296-62-095
- Washington wildfire smoke rule
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