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GOLDEN SHORES STREET LIGHTING BID NO 20-09-01
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Coronavirus Disease 2019 Policy Statement <br />Note: Guidance and criteria for Coronavirus Disease 2919 vary locally depending on current conditions. <br />Check with your local health department for requirements specific to your location. <br />the health of our employees is of utmost importance, as they are our most valuable asset. The <br />following policy has been implemented to protect our employees to the greatest of our ability <br />from the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). <br />COVID-19 is a respiratory disease that has spread from China to many other countries around <br />the world, including the United States. Infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes <br />COVID-19, can cause illness ranging from mild to severe and, in some cases, can be fatal. <br />Regardless of potential occupational exposures, the following Pandemic Response Plan will be <br />mplemented in order to limit the risk to our employees. <br />Our employees will be trained in all aspects of our plan, and the plan will be available for review <br />by workers and their representatives. <br />Prevention and Precautions <br />Our employees' risk of exposure will be continually assessed and evaluated. Controls to <br />prevent exposure will be selected and implemented as appropriate, and workers will be required <br />to use them. <br />These include engineering controls such as physical barriers to control the spread of the virus; <br />administrative controls such as no large meetings or gatherings and physical distancing; and <br />appropriate personal protective equipment, hygiene, and cleaning supplies. <br />a. Policies and practices, such as flexible worksites (e.g., telecommuting) and flexible work <br />hours (e.g., staggered shifts), will be used if possible to increase the physical distance <br />among employees and between employees and others. <br />b. The workplace will be modified to increase physical space between employees, and <br />between employees and customers, to 6 feet or more, where feasible. Signs, tape <br />marks, or other visual cues will be used to indicate where to stand when physical <br />barriers are not possible. <br />c. Signs will be posted reminding workers, customers, and visitors to maintain at least six <br />feet between one another. Directional signs will be posted in hallways/corridors where <br />the width restricts movement and limits social distancing. <br />d. On-site safety meetings will be adjusted to ensure physical distancing guidelines. When <br />possible, other meetings and interviews will be conducted via phone or digital platforms <br />or held outside. <br />e. Workers will be discouraged from using other workers' phones, desks, offices, and other <br />work tools and equipment, whenever possible. Shared items will be cleaned and <br />disinfected before and after each use. <br />f. Daily health/temperature checks will be conducted and/or employees will be encouraged <br />to self-monitor/self-screen and notify their supervisor when they are sick or experiencing <br />symptoms of COVID-19. Workers will be required to stay home if they are sick. <br />g. Any employee exhibiting signs and symptoms of COVID-19 at work will be immediately <br />separated from others and sent home. <br />h. Employees are restricted to only essential travel to known COVID-19 high risk areas, <br />and employees who have recently visited restricted areas must follow quarantine <br />protocols. <br />AUM <br />CONSTRUCTION, <br />INC. <br />Page <br />6 <br />©2020 U.S. <br />Compliance <br />Systems, <br />Inc. <br />(888) <br />475-5353. <br />Permission is <br />granted to <br />copy <br />for <br />internal use. <br />
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