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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Rotary Athletics Field
  • Has NSLAC got approval from Little Athletics NSW to conduct insured sanctioned activities by completing all reporting obligations?

  • Have participants been advised of the ‘Get in, Compete/Train, Get out’ approach?

  • Is there a minimum of one registered COVID Safety Coordinator (CSC) in attendance?

  • Who is the CSC at today's event?

  • CSCs have been fully briefed on the ‘Back On Track’ guidelines and have been provided with a with a copy of the ‘COVID Safety Coordinator Duty Statement’ document.

  • Venue entry procedures in place for training, including the recording of attendance and managing incidences of illness.

  • Participants have bee made aware that there is strictly no contact.

  • Participants have been made aware that 1.5m physical distancing must be observed at all times (athletes excepted when training or competing only).

  • Toilets opened.

  • Signage in place that states maximum patronage<br>allowed inside enclosed spaces.

  • Canteen to operate in accordance with ‘Restaurants and Cafes’ Guidelines

  • Equipment disinfecting protocols in place.

  • Personal hygiene procedures and expectations are communicated.

  • Adequate supplies of hand sanitiser, disinfectant wipes and cleaning equipment are on site.

  • Hand sanitiser provided at athlete sign in, toilets and each event site.

  • Disinfectant wipes/materials provided at each event site where equipment is used (as required for that event).

  • Athletes advised to bring their own water bottles, towels and other personal equipment to avoid sharing.

  • Athletes and coaches advised on equipment usage protocols.

  • Hygiene posters (supplied by LANSW) displayed.

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