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  • The controls and activities described below are components of the MID COVID Prevention Plan and incorporate recommendations from the CDC and Cal/OSHA. Evaluation of potential workplace exposure will be with respect to all persons at the workplace or who may enter the workplace, including co-workers, employees of other entities, members of the public, customers or vendors, and independent contractors.

Social Distancing

  • Is the workspace configured so that employees can work and maintain 6 feet of physical space between them?

  • Are there any job tasks that do not allow employees to maintain 6 feet of physical space between them?

  • Which tasks do not allow employees to maintain 6 feet of physical space between them?

  • Is the workspace configured so that employees are not facing each other when possible?

  • Are chairs spaced at least 6 feet apart in break or meeting rooms?

  • Are additional break areas identified to allow employees to maintain 6 feet of distance during break times? eg. additional training/conference rooms, outdoor tables, etc.

  • Are physical barriers, such as cubicle partitions or plexiglass installed between work spaces when 6 feet of distancing is not possible?

  • Are partitions installed in break areas?

  • Are visual cues such as signs, floor markings, etc. in place to remind employees to maintain distance?

  • Are employees scheduled to stagger start/stop times to help maintain social distancing?

  • Are meal/break times staggered?

  • Are employees allowed to ride in vehicles together?

  • Are employees teleworking when possible and applicable?

  • Do the employees come into contact with the public?

  • What type of interaction is done with members of the public?

  • What protective devices are in place to put a physical distance/barrier between the employee and member of the public?

  • Identify the areas that employees may congregate, such as hallways, break rooms, etc. in this work area.

Hand Hygiene

  • Are hand washing facilities available for employee use?

  • Are hand sanitizing stations available in multiple locations with at least 60% alcohol hand sanitizer?

  • Are doors touch-free?

  • Are faucets touch-free?

  • Are visual cues such as signs in place to encourage employees to wash their hands?

Facility Controls

  • Is signage posted at employee entrances reminding employees to complete a wellness self-assessment?

  • Is signage posted at employee entrances reminding sick workers to stay home?

  • Is signage posted limiting elevator capacity to 1 person?

  • Is there a regular cleaning schedule set for frequently touched surfaces?

  • Are cleaning supplies available for employee use near frequently touched surfaces?

  • Is water available to employees to eliminate the need for use of drinking fountains?

  • Is building ventilation being altered to provide additional fresh air and circulation within the building when possible?

Tools/Equipment

  • Are employees allowed to share equipment?

  • Which tools/equipment are being shared?

  • What protective measures are in place to clean/disinfect tools/equipment between users?

  • Are face coverings made available to employees?

  • What is the process for employees to get additional face coverings throughout the day?

  • Is hand sanitizer available for employee work areas/desks?

  • What is the process for employees to acquire hand sanitizer for his/her work area?

Meetings/Training/Work Procedures

  • Are phone calls/emails/web-meetings being held instead of in-person meetings when possible?

  • Have the employees completed training about COVID-19 hazards and prevention in the workplace?

Hazard Reporting

  • Are employees able to report COVID-19 workplace hazards?

  • How should employees report COVID-19 workplace hazards?

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