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COVID-19information
Cough or sneezeinto your elbow or bycovering your mouthand nose with tissues
Wash your handswith soap and wateroften (for at least 20seconds). Then dry Clean and disinfectfrequently touchedsurfaces and objects,such as doorknobs
Don’t touch your eyes,nose or mouth if yourhands are not clean
Put used tissues inthe bin or a bagimmediatly
Stay at home ifyou are unwell
LEVEL
Fever Dry cough Achiness of musclesShortness of breath
Sneezing anda runny nose
2personal safety... review the Personal Health Flowchart on the Risk Control Plan ... you should not be at work if you have any flu like symptoms ... call Healthline 0800 358 5453 and notify your manager if you have any symptoms
COVID symptoms are similarto other illnesses and does
not necessarily mean thatyou have COVID-19
...see next page for more information
0800 358 5453covid-19 health line
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scope
COVID-19reduce the risk of infection
This GoTo applies to COVID-19 level 2 controls, where the disease is contained, but the risk of community transmission remains. Household transmission could be occurring. Single or isolated clusters outbreaks may also occur.4
At alert level 2, vulnerable at risk persons may work if they follow the additional controls agreed with their manager..
Scan or click this QR code forthe full and up-to-date list of atrisk existing medical conditions
page 1 of 4May 2020
minimum requirements
good hygiene techniques... protect yourself and others from COVID-19 by following the 6 tips below at work and at home
talk, listen and keep connected with those not at work
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expected to occurin most circumstances
probably occurin most circumstances
expected to occurat some time
could occurat some time
may occur in exceptional
circumstances
MondayTuesday
WednesdayThursday
Friday
person in charge initial
risks reviewed
SaturdaySunday
tasks ... what am I doing?
risks ... what could go wrong?
controls ... how can I do it safely?
finalrisk rating
S Q E
if high or extreme PAUSE
and check with the
foreman / supervisor or
responsible manager
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note other PPE required ________________________________________________
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V12 COVID 19
risk control plan
for standard activities - must be reviewed daily and when tasks or activities change
Wash your handswith soap and water
often (for at least 20seconds). Then dry
Cough or sneezeinto your elbow or bycovering your mouth
and nose with tissuesClean and disinfect
frequently touchedsurfaces and objects,
such as doorknobs
Don’t touch your eyes,nose or mouth if your
hands are not clean
Put used tissues inthe bin or a bagimmediatly
Stay at home ifyou are unwell
Working under COVID-19 alert level 2 conditions
Healthreview the COVID-19 level 2 GoTo and other guides
increased risk of infection
personal health flowchart
Keep on the side of caution
and stay at home
Notify your employer and do not return
to work until you are completely well and
advised to do so by your manager
Are you feeling unwell?
Are you a vulnerable person?
Do you live with vulnerable people?
Notify your manager and follow
MoH quidelines for vulnerable people
yes
Do you have any symptoms of COVID-19?no
yes
Return to work
Have you been in close contact
with someone who is confirmed
with COVID-19
no
no
no
yes
yes
Call Healthline 0800 358 5453
and notify your manager
Follow Healthline advice
protect yourself and others
from COVID-19
list below the objects and surfaces that require regular disinfecting on this site
vehicle keys and Eroads screen
steering wheel and accessory stalks
hand brake and gear levers
phone holders window, door and grab handles
electrical switches, radio & sun visors
seat belts, seat adjusters, arm rests
minimum site and task based PPE .
day glo vests,shirts or overallsare mandatoryon all work-sites(worn done up)
if our clients require a higher PPE standard it must be followed
when it is a clientrequirement, if lifting
machinery is on site
& when somethingcould fall on you or
you could fall
when exposed todust or fumes notcontrolled by othermeans
when you need to raise
your voice to be heard
by someone 1m away
for manual handling tasks
and handling hazardous
materials (not to be worn
where there is a risk of
entanglement)
when it is a clientrequirement and toprotect against heat
or chemicals burns
steel or compositecapped lace upboots are mandatory
on all work-sites(steel capped gumboots in wetconditions)
worn on allwork-sites unlessdoing so reducesvisibility & increases
risk (eg worn in the rain)
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review the following questions and sign on before starting work. If you answer NOto any questions PAUSE and check with the foreman / supervisor or responsible manager
date company
Everyone MUST sign on - this is very important
and also leave a contact phone number
contact phone number
timein
timeout Y / N Y / NY / N initials
am I free of anyflu like symptoms?
have Ibeen inductedonto site and
have Iadvised others
of the risksfrom my work?
am I trained and
competent andwearing thecorrect PPE
for whatI am doing?
am I fit and well for work today?
do I understand the risk controls(H&S Q or E) and are they in place?
vehicleregistration
(or plant ID)
full namealso name below everyonethat travelled with you today
sign in
personal healthdeclaration
page 2 of 4
3 before arriving on site
entry to site
... there must be a COVID-19 level 2risk control plan in place
... go to site if you need to; project administration staff should work remotely if they can
4
keep from public and strangers2m
keep at least from everyone at work1m
you must sign in and out of the site, this includes all workers, contractors and visitors (no exceptions)
the personal health declaration on the sign on page must be answeredto remain on site
1m 1m
personal health flowchart
...see next page for more information
you need to be fit and healthy and have followed the personal health flowchart on the risk control plan to confirm you are safe to be on site
the Ministry of Health recommends that you wear a face covering as well as your normal PPE
limit the number of people per vehicle to maintain 1m spacing between all passengers and wear face coverings if you can’t
share the vehicle with the same people every shift
go home in the same vehicle you arrived in
sit in the same seat every time (no swapping around)
wash your hands before you get in and as soon asyou get out
if the job must be done and you really can’t keep at least 1m apart then consider the following controls -
wear reusable masks / face coverings
erect physical barriers like screens
increase hygiene and cleanliness
only do short duration work
wear additional PPE such as;face shields, safety glasses, gloves etc
keep 1m spacing betweenall passengers and wearface coverings if you can’t
1m
page 3 of 4
site operations
... work must be undertaken in such a way that it reduces contact between workers
5
wear gloves if sharing tools, equipment, and plant or touching common surfaces, but still wash them frequently and wash your hands when you take them off
smokers / vapers must keep well away from others
6Wellbeing
...or contactyour local EAP provider
...see next page for more information
keep at least from everyone at work1m
share the vehicle with the same people every shift
go home in the same vehicle you arrived in
sit in the same seat every time (no swapping around)
wash your hands before you get in and as soon asyou get out
if the job must be done and you really can’t keep at least 1m apart then consider the following controls -
wear reusable masks / face coverings
erect physical barriers like screens
increase hygiene and cleanliness
only do short duration work
wear additional PPE such as;face shields, safety glasses, gloves etc
limit the number of people per vehicle to maintain 1m spacing between all passengers and wear face coverings if you can’t
review the following questions and sign on before starting work. If you answer NOto any questions PAUSE and check with the foreman / supervisor or responsible manager
date company
Everyone MUST sign on - this is very important
and also leave a contact phone number
contact phone number
timein
timeout Y / N Y / NY / N initials
am I free of anyflu like symptoms?
have Ibeen inductedonto site and
have Iadvised others
of the risksfrom my work?
am I trained and
competent andwearing thecorrect PPE
for whatI am doing?
am I fit and well for work today?
do I understand the risk controls(H&S Q or E) and are they in place?
vehicleregistration
(or plant ID)
full namealso name below everyonethat travelled with you today
page 4 of 4
leaving site
... when you get home put your work clothes in the wash andhave a shower before greeting others ... it never hurts to be to careful
returning home after work
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1 Remove clothing down to yourunderwear outside where acceptable.Leave your boots outside andavoid touching anything.
3 Shower and get dressedin clean clothes beforedoing anything else.
4 Wash your hands withsoap and water often (for atleast 20 seconds). Then dry.
2 Put dirty clothes in the washing machineand wash as soon as possible.Hand wash your protective eye-wearwith soap and water.
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travel home the same way as you travelled to work, with the same people and in the same seats
don’t take anything home that could safely stay at work
... everyone must sign out from all sites, this will help with contact tracing if someone became infected
workers, contractors and visitors all need to sign out (no exceptions)
sign out
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