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Home My WebLink AboutWorkplace Safety Plan4,p�YHAA?' COVID-19 PANDEMIC WORKPLACE SAFETY PLAN Port Burwell Marine Museum and Historic Lighthouse GLOSSARY 1. "COVID-19" —is a disease caused by anew strain of coronavirus —'CO' stands for corona, `VI' for virus and `D' for disease identified in February 2020 2. "Municipality of Bayham" — The Corporation of the Municipality of Bayham is the owner and operator of the Port Burwell Marine Museum & Lighthouse 3. "Plan" — COVID-19 Pandemic Workplace Safety Plan 4. "PPE" — Personal Protective Equipment is special equipment one wears to create a barrier between oneself and germs 5. "Bubble" — is an unofficial term used to describe the cluster of people outside one's household with whom one feels comfortable spending time during the pandemic INTRODUCTION In response to a phased approach to return to work following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Municipality of Bayham has developed a Workplace Safety Plan (Plan) to outline steps and processes to be followed to ensure the health, safety, and wellbeing of staff, customers, and the public. COVID-19 can be spread at the workplace in two main ways: 1. person to person - people who are in close contact 2. surfaces or objects - people touching their face with contaminated hands The risk of getting COVID-19 is higher if: 1. spending time with potentially infected people 2. working in close proximity to others 3. interacting with more people 4. working in more enclosed spaces (working indoors is riskier than working outdoors) C0VID-19 Pandemic Workplace Safety Plan — Marine Museum and Historic Lighthouse June 2021 The preceding facts influence decisions regarding re -opening, and the Plan is as follows: 1. Timelines and conditions for the resumption of the programs and services for the Museum and Lighthouse to the community are dependent on the decisions made by the Province of Ontario, Southwestern Public Health and the Municipality of Bayham. 2. Some responses to the pandemic may be temporary or permanent in nature and will have an impact on how the Museum and Lighthouse will operate and what services they can provide in the future. 3. The Plan will change and evolve in response to a rapidly changing environment 4. The safety of staff and patrons will, as always, be of paramount priority. In order to meet the service expectations of both groups, staff will return to a safe work environment as soon as possible, and patrons will be provided with levels of service that will provide them with a safe and pleasant visitor experience. MUSEUM AND LIGHTHOUSE SAFETY Employees The following procedures will be followed: 1. A health screening disclosure form is to be completed daily. If any employee fails the screening process, they will be instructed to go home. If they suspect they will fail, they should not come into work. 2. Sign in any time you enter a building which is not your primary location. This information will be used to contact employees who have worked in the same facility as someone who is probable or confirmed for the coronavirus. 3. Hands are to be sanitized upon entry. Physical distancing wherever possible, staying at least 2 meters (6 feet) from others. If the interaction is necessary and you are unable to physical distance, PPE must be worn including masks, goggles and other protective measures as instructed 4. Safe work procedures as found in Appendices are to be followed. 5. There will be always two (2) staff at the Museum to manage the needs of the visitors and the administration at the front desk, in regards to phone calls, timing the visit, and access issues. The Lighthouse will operate with one staff. Visitors Visitors wishing to enter the Museum must follow the terms established by the Province of Ontario, Southwestern Public Health and the Municipality of Bayham. 1. All visits must be scheduled with staff. Prior to booking, a preliminary pre-screening will be completed through the Visitor Health Screening Questionnaire. 2. Once on site, a formal screening and Contact Tracing information will be completed by each visitor or guardian. If any visitor fails the screening process, they will be denied access and will COVID-19 Pandemic Workplace Safety Plan — Marine Museum and Historic Lighthouse June 2021 be instructed to leave the Museum. Upon a person failing the screening process, Southwestern Public Health will be contacted and the visitor(s) information will be provided. 3. Visitors are required to wear a face covering or mask. If a suitable face covering or mask is not worn by the visitor, a mask will be provided for them before they enter the Museum. If a person refuses to wear a face covering or mask, they will be asked to leave the site. The mask should follow the criteria as outlined by Southwestern Public Health, and include the following: • N95 mask • Surgical mask • Allow for easy breathing • Fit securely to the head with ties or ear loops • Maintain their shape after washing and drying • Be comfortable and not require frequent adjustment • Be large enough to cover the nose and mouth completely and comfortably without gaping 4. While in the Museum, visitors will be requested to avoid touching surfaces to limit and reduce the risk of community spread. An employee equipped in PPE is to remain with the visitor(s) for the duration of their visit, and ensure the visitor(s) sanitize their hands at the beginning of the visit, and will take note of surfaces touched for cleaning after the visit, including door knobs and desk surfaces. Visitors wishing to enter the Lighthouse must follow the terms established by the Province of Ontario, Southwestern Public Health and the Municipality of Bayham. 1. Visitors deciding to climb to the top must follow the same protocol as entering the museum. See numbers 2 and 3. 2. Visitors must wear gloves to ascend the Lighthouse. Volunteers Volunteers are required to follow the visitor protocol for entry to the Museum. While in the Museum, in order to protect the staff, volunteers must observe the following: 1. Gloves must always be worn for the protection of the staff on the site 2. The volunteer must clean all items touched by them during their visit to the site to limit the spread of the virus and protect staff, including the bathroom. 3. All volunteers must comply with all the same safety criteria as do staff while on the site, and must understand their duties and responsibilities while on site regarding their own and others safety and well-being. 4. Each volunteer must complete a signed acknowledgement that they have read and understood their duties and responsibilities while on the site to ensure protocol is adhered COVID-19 Pandemic Workplace Safety Plan — Marine Museum and Historic Lighthouse June2021 CONTROLLING ACCESS Museum visits will be scheduled by contacting staff members to book a time slot. If a visitor contacts staff that is not on site, the booking arrangements are to be passed to Museum staff in order to avoid double -booking. A one -hour time period for the visit will be maintained, with the actual visit/tour taking 50 minutes, to allow for 10 minutes to sanitize the area. The front door will be kept locked, with signage on the door to instruct how to gain access to the Museum. If the visitor can phone the Museum number provided, they will be given access. If they have no phone, the conversation will take place outside between the protected staff and the visitor(s). Once PPE is assured, the visitor(s) may enter and the protocol may proceed. Signs outside will inform the visitors of the following: 1. The entry procedure. 2. Should there be a waiting period before their appointment begins, they may wait as instructed, ensuring they maintain a 2m or 6 ft. distance around their "bubble". 3. Alternately, they may spend their waiting time utilizing the Outdoor Visitor Activity Sheets that will take them around the outdoor exhibits. These sheets will be made available to them when they call to confirm their arrival. The sheets are laminated and will be cleaned after every use. There are adult and child themes available. 4. The washroom in the Museum will be for staff and volunteers only, and is signed as such. 5. The Gift Shop items are available for inspection only on request. 6. Laminated Indoor Visitor Activity Sheets are available at the front desk, and are cleaned after every use. There are adult and child themes available. Staff shall observe the following: 1. The tokens used for pre -purchased entry to the Museum or Lighthouse are disposable paper. 2. All interactive materials in the Museum are removed except for laminated Indoor Visitor Activity Sheets. 3. The plexiglass screen shall remain in place at all times and be regularly cleaned. 4. Staff shall wear a mask, goggles, and disposable gloves when cleaning and disinfecting surfaces. Gloves shall be discarded after each cleaning. 5. That all required COVID-19 signage will be placed and maintained to ensure the safety of staff, visitors and volunteers. r COVID-19 Pandemic Workplace Safety Plan — Marine Museum and Historic Lighthouse June 2021 APPENDICES A Secondary Staff Location Sign -In 13 Visitor Health Screening Questionnaire C' Working Safe Procedures — Hand Washing 7 Safe Working Procedures — Cash Handling Safe Working Procedures — Infection Prevention and Control Safe Working Procedures — Using and Removing Disposable Gloves G Safe Working Procedures — Wearing and Removing a Mask Safe Working Procedures — Wearing a Face Shield I Safe Working Procedures — First Aid During a Pandemic J Social Distancing K Washing Hands 5_ Sanitizing Hands N1 COVID Screening IN Welcome ad Site Rules ,C Mask Wearing Graphic 1' Visitor Contact Tracing �A�an� Appendix A: Secondary Staff Location Sign -In Location: Port Burwell Marine Museum & Lighthouse Name Sign -in Time Sign -Out Time Appendix B: Visitor Health Screening Questionnaire i lrriY 7s The safety of The Port Burwell Marine Museum (PBMM) employees, registrants, family and visitors remain an overriding priority. As the Coronavirus disease 2019 COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve and spreads globally, the Municipality of Bayham is monitoring the situation closely and will periodically update corporate guidance based on current recommendations from the Federal government, Province of Ontario, Southwestern Public Health, and the Municipality of Bayham. To prevent the spread of COVID-19 and reduce the potential risk of exposure to our employees, registrants and visitors, we are conducting a simple screening questionnaire. Your participation is mandatory to help us take precautionary measures to protect you and everyone in this building. Thank you for your time. Please fill in this form legibly: Visitor Name: Visitor Company/Organization: Visitor Cell/Home Phone Number: Purpose of visit to PBMM & LH: If the answer is "yes" to any of the following questions, access to the facility will be denied. Self -Declaration by Visitor Have you traveled or flown through any of the listed countries on travel advisories from either the Canadian Government or the Centre of Disease Control? Yes ❑No❑ Have you traveled or flown through any of the listed countries on travel advisories from either the Canadian Government or the Center for Disease Control? Yes ❑No❑ Have you come into close contact with someone who has a laboratory confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis? Yes 1:1 No n Do you have a fever (greater than 100.4 F / 38.0 C) OR symptoms of lower respiratory illness such as cough, shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing? Yes ❑No❑ Visitor Signature: Date: FOR PBMM & LH USE ONLY Facility access: Yes ❑ No ❑ PBMM Authorization (initial): Please note that this personal information is collected by the Municipality of Bayham under the authority of the Municipal Act 2001 Section 11 and will be used by the Municipality in regard to making decisions around the COVID-19 pandemic that may affect Municipal services. Questions or inquiries about the statement above may be made to Municipality of Bayham 56169 Heritage Line, PO Box 160 Straffordville ON NOJ WO T: 519-866-5521 Thank you for your cooperation! 0 Appendix Cm. Working Safe Procedures - Hand Washing SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Position/Job: Any Position Hazards: Infectious disease, bio-hazard Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safe Name of Task: Hand Washing Act Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse Personal Protective Equipment, other required equipment, or other safety considerations: Soap, Hand Sanitizer Steps to Perform the Task Safely • Wash your hands at minimum before preparing food, before eating, before touching your face, before caring for a wound, before caring for someone who is ill • Wash your hands at minimum after you prepare food, after you cough, after you sneeze, after you blow your nose, after you care for a wound, after you use the bathroom/restroom, after caring for someone who is ill, after handling garbage, after handling cash or high -contact touch points (including but not limited to shared equipment, tables, etc.). • Avoid touching your face including your eyes, nose, and mouth as this increases the likelihood of spreading viruses and germs. • Only use hand-sanitizer if your hands are not soiled — hands must be dirt free for hand sanitizer to be most effective • If you are unable to wash your hands with soap and water, you should use hand sanitizer. Washing your hands: 1. Wet both your hands under clean, running water 2. Apply a generous amount of soap to the inside and back of your hands as well as your fingertips. 3 Lather the soap and water, and scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds (Hum "Happy Birthday" twice or sing the ABC's), ensuring you get your entire hand, under any jewelry and under your fingernails. 4 Rinse both hands under the running water and wash the soap away 5 Completely dry the water from your hands — disposable paper towel or air dryers Responsibilities, Completion and Review Management and workers are to ensure all duties are performed in accordance to training, established health and safety regulations/guidelines, policies and procedures (e.g. utilizing personal protective equipment as per SAFE Work Procedures). Please notify your manager or designate of all occurrences, injuries, illnesses or safety and health concerns that may result in harm to you, coworkers, or any others who may come into contact with the hazard. Note: This task will be monitored periodically to ensure compliance and effectiveness Date Created: I Review/Revision Approved by: Date(s): INptYHA�l rn� 1ty Appendix Do. Safe Working Procedures - Cash Handling SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Name of Task: Cash Handling Position/Job: All Employees Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse Hazards: Infectious disease, bio-hazard Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act Personal Protective Equipment, other required equipment, or other safety considerations: Gloves, plexiglass shield Training/Reference Information (including Manufacturers manual other SWPs, policies, MSDS, etc.): SWP: Removing used disposable gloves, Hand washing Steps to Perform the Task Safely Supervisors must ensure that workers are trained on and follow this SAFE Work Procedure 1_ Each time you begin a financial transaction, you must either put on disposable gloves or wash your hands . If available, remain behind the plexiglass shield and ensure all patrons and visitors remain directly behind the plexiglass shield 9_ Once you have completed the financial transaction, or have put all monies in their appropriate location, safely remove and dispose of your disposable gloves or wash your hands Responsibilities, Completion and Review Management and workers are to ensure all duties are performed in accordance to training, established health and safety regulations/guidelines, policies and procedures (e.g. utilizing personal protective equipment as per SAFE Work Procedures). Please notify your manager or designate of all occurrences, injuries, illnesses or safety and health concerns that may result in harm to you, coworkers, or any others who may come into contact with the hazard. Note. This task will be monitored periodically to ensure compliance and effectiveness Date Created: Review/Revision Date(s): Approved by' mv w-AL, w1k . ortimi Is a Appendix Em. Safe Working Procedures - Infection Prevention and Control SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Name of Task: _ Infection Prevention and Control Position/Job: All Employees I Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse Hazards: Illness, Virus, Bio-hazardous contamination Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), or other required equipment or other safety considerations: Mask, face shield, gloves, plexiglass Training/Reference Information (including Operators/Manufacturers Manual other SWPs, policies, MSDS, etc.): SWP — Hand washing, using and removing disposable gloves, wearing a face shield, wearing a mask Steps to Perform the Task Safely Physical Distancing 1. Remain at least 6 feet away from other persons 2. If unable to remain 6 feet away, you must wear a mask or face shield and if possible limit the duration of the interaction 3- Always use necessary PPE including if available, plexiglass shield, gloves, mask, face shield Hand Hygiene 1. Wash your hands at minimum before preparing food, before eating, before touching your face, before caring for a wound, before caring for someone who is ill 2. Wash your hands at minimum after you prepare food, after you cough, after you sneeze, after you blow your nose, after you care for a wound, after you use the bath room/restroom, after caring for someone who is ill, after handling garbage, after handling cash or high -contact touch points (including but not limited to shared equipment, tables, etc.). 3. Avoid touching your face including your eyes, nose, and mouth as this increases the likelihood of spreading viruses and germs. Illness 1. If you are sick, stay home 2. Use your departments appropriate, including abiding by all policies, procedures to notify your supervisor of your absence 3. You can obtain more information regarding your symptoms by calling telehealth at 1 866-797-0000 or southwestern public health 519-631-9900 or 1-800-922-0096 Cleaning/Disinfecting: 1. You must clean and disinfect any shared equipment or tools at the beginning of your shift and at the end of your shift, or when sharing throughout your shift. This includes, but is not limited to, phones, keyboards, mice, staplers, steering wheels, lunchroom tables, etc. Management and workers are to ensure all duties are performed in accordance to training, established health and safety regulations/guidelines, policies and procedures (e.g. utilizing personal protective equipment as per SAFE Work Procedures). Please notify your manager or designate of all occurrences, injuries, illnesses or safety and health concerns that may result in harm to you, coworkers, or any others who may come into contact with the hazard. Note: This task will be monitored periodically to ensure compliance and effectiveness Gate Created: I Review/Revision Date(s): Approved by: MIMUM r2l� - "'FOIT"nity t kA; Appendix Fm. Safe Working Procedures - Using and Removing Disposable Gloves SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Name of Task: Using and Removing used disposable gloves Position/Job: All Employees Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse Hazards: Contamination to skin from contents on the exterior of gloves (ie. Chemicals, bodily fluids, etc.) , Bio-hazard Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act Personal Protective Equipment, other required equipment, or other safety considerations: Gloves Training/Reference Information (including Manufacturers manual other SWPs, policies, MSDS, etc.): SWP - Hand Washing, Infection Prevention and Control Steps to Perform the Task Safely Use disposable plastic gloves instead of bare hands when there is risk of germs and biohazardous contamination. Prior to putting on gloves, wash your hands thoroughly. Always use a new pair of disposable gloves. Remember — gloves can pick up microorganisms the same way hands do; therefore, it is important to still be mindful, careful and use the gloves properly. Glove use does not replace the need to practice hand hygiene. Remove and replace your gloves if they are damaged (example ripped) When removing the gloves: 1. Pinch and hold the outside of the glove near the wrist area 2. Peel downwards, away from the wrist, turning the glove inside out 3. Pull the glove away until it is removed from the hand, holding the inside -out glove with the gloved hand With your ungloved hand, slide your fingers under the wrist of the remaining glove. Do not touch the outside surface of the glove 5. Peel downwards, away from the wrist, turning the glove inside out 6 Continue to pull the glove down and over the inside -out glove being held in your gloved hand 7 Dispose of the glove into a garbage bag, never re -use disposable gloves 8. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds after the gloves are removed Responsibilities, Completion and Review Management and workers are to ensure all duties are performed in accordance to training, established health and safety regulations/guidelines, policies and procedures (e.g. utilizing personal protective equipment as per SAFE Work Procedures). Please notify your manager or designate of all occurrences, injuries, illnesses or safety and health concerns that may result in harm to you, coworkers, or any others who may come into contact with the hazard. Note: This task will be monitored periodically to ensure compliance and effectiveness Date Created: Review/Revision Date(s): Approved by: 1 IS Appendix Go. Safe Working Procedures -Wearing and Removing a Mask SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Name of Task: Wearing and Removing a Mask Position/Job: All Employees Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse Hazards: Illness, Virus, Bio-hazardous contamination Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), or other required equipment or other safety considerations: Mask Training/Reference Information (including Operators/Manufacturers Manual other SWPs, policies, MSDS, etc.): Photo attached below Steps to Perform the Task Safely i A facemask does not take the place of other preventative measures including washing your hands frequently; avoiding touching your face, avoiding close contact with those who are ill, coughing/sneezing etiquette and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces. • At minimum, a face mask or face shield must be wore when you are unable to maintain 6 feet distance from others When worn properly, a mask can reduce the spread of your own infectious respiratory droplets. F7 Always wash your hands before and after putting on a mask, every single time. • Never share masks with others • Ensure your mask allows you to easily breath Do not touch your mask with unclean hands Putting on Mask 1. Wash your hands, and grab your mask by the ear hooks 2. Place mask on your face and adjust to cover both your nose and mouth, ensuring there are no gaps 3. Ensure a good fit that would not require you to readjust your mask frequently 4. Do not touch your mask with unclean hands, if you do touch your mask, remove your mask and replace. 5. If your mask gets wet/soiled, remove and replace Removing Mask 1. Wash your hands, and grab your mask by the ear hooks 2. Carefully remove the mask from your face and dispose in garbage 3. Never reuse or share your mask 4. Wash your hands aAYHAdr Ol't4nit -is Appendix Hm. Safe Working. Procedures - Wearing A Face Shield SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Name of Task: Wearing and Removing a Face Shield Position/Job: All Employees Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse Hazards: Illness, Virus, Bio-hazardous contamination Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act, AODA Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), or other required equipment or other safety considerations: Face Shield Training/Reference Information (including Operators/Manufacturers Manual other SWPs, policies, MSDS, etc.): SWP — Infection Prevention and Control, Face Shield Steps to Perform the Task Safely A face shield does not take the place of other preventative measures including washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, avoiding close contact with those who are ill, coughing/sneezing etiquette and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces. i At minimum, a face mask or face shield must be wore when you are unable to maintain 6 feet distance from others When worn properly, a face shield can reduce the spread of your own infectious respiratory droplets. ❑ Always wash your hands before and after putting on a face shield, every single time. ❑ Never share face shield with others Do not touch your face shield with unclean hands Putting on your Face Shield: 1. Wash your hands, and grab your face shield 2. Tilt your head forward, and hold onto the face shield with two hands 3. Place the elastic strap behind your head, ensure the foam is resting on your forehead 4. Ensure it covers the front and sides of your face, including your skin, eyes, nose and mouth 5. Ensure you can clearly see through the shield Removing Face Shield: 1. Wash your hands 2. Tilt your head forward and grab the shield by the elastic near your temples, do not touch the front of the shield 3. Pull elastic and face shield upward and over your head 4. Clean and Disinfect your face shield Wash your hands Cleaning and Disinfecting your Face Shield: 1. Put on a pair of gloves 2. If visibly soiled: Using disposable paper towel, wipe with soap and water, cleaning from the inside to the outside. Rinse with water & remove excess water. Using one disinfectant wipe at a time, and first squeezing excess disinfectant into a sink to prevent splash to face, thoroughly wipe the interior, followed by the foam band, strap exterior, and exterior of the visor. Ensure all surfaces remain wet with disinfectant for at least 1 minute (or applicable disinfectant wipe contact time). 4. Equipment may be rinsed with tap water if visibility is compromised by residual disinfectant 5. Allow drying (air dry or use clean absorbent towel). 6. Remove gloves and perform hand hygiene. 7. Store in a desiqnated clean area. Management and workers are to ensure all duties are performed in accordance to training, established health and safety regulations/guidelines, policies and procedures (e.g. utilizing personal protective equipment as per SAFE Work Procedures). Please notify your manager or designate of all occurrences, injuries, illnesses or safety and health concerns that may result in harm to you, coworkers, or any others who may come into contact with the hazard. Note: This task will be monitored periodically to ensure compliance and effectiveness Date Created: I Review/Revision Date(s): I Approved by: IL 0 la 6 �1— I 'w: Appendix Im. Safe Working Procedures —First Aid During a Pandemic SAFE Work Procedure (SWP) Name of Task: !I Administering First Aid during a Pandemic Position/Job: All First Aid Certified Staff Department/Area: Museum & Lighthouse ' Hazards: Illness, Virus, Bio-hazardous contamination Relevant Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), or other required equipment or other safety considerations: Mask, Gloves, Face Shield, First Aid Supplies Education and Training Requirements: First Aid Training Training/Reference Information (including Operators/Manufacturers Manual other SWPs, policies, MSDS, etc.): Incident Reporting Form , SWP — Hand washing, using and removing disposable gloves, wearing a face shield, wearing a mask I Steps to Perform the Task Safely I If you are a designated first aider, screen all persons that require first aid while maintaining 2 m distance. Ask them if they are experiencing any symptoms that may be related to COVID-19 (e.g cough, difficulty breathing, fever, etc.), have been in close contact with a known or probable case of Covid-19, or if they have travelled out of the country in the last 14 days. • All employees are to complete the Ontario Self -Assessment Tool prior to their shift daily, and all patrons attending a scheduled meeting are to be screened prior to commencing their meeting. For employees: If you are injured at work, you must notify your supervisor and complete an incident report ?. Once you screen, if they screen No: a) Coach the patient on how to self -care and provide them with the necessary supplies b) If the patient is unable to provide self -care, and continue to require assistance, provide first aid support while wearing the necessary PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) including gloves, face shield and mask. Once you screen, if they screen Yes: a) If no critical intervention is required, do not approach the patient. Provide assistance from 2m away and continue to monitor. If additional care is required, call 9-1-1. [7 If 9-1-1 is called, notify the first responders of the screening status L.) If the patient requires critical intervention, wear the necessary PPE, including gloves, face shield and mask; and if possible, provide the patient with a mask. If the patient is non -responsive: a) Hands -only CPR can be performed until help arrives if the First Aider is unsure about putting their mouth on a stranger's mouth, or has concerns the person may have COVID-19, or does not have high -risk PPE (BVM, Viral filter facemask, etc.). h) If the individual chooses to perform hands -only CPR, they should first call 9-1-1, lay a cloth, a towel, or clothing over the person's mouth and nose to prevent any potential spread of the virus through contaminated air or saliva, and then push hard and fast in the centre of the person's chest until advanced help arrives Management and workers are to ensure all duties are performed in accordance to training, established health and safety regulations/guidelines, policies and procedures (e.g. utilizing personal protective equipment as per SAFE Work Procedures). Please notify your manager or designate of all occurrences, injuries, illnesses or safety and health concerns that may result in harm to you, coworkers, or any others who may come into contact with the hazard. Note: This task will be monitored periodically to ensure compliance and effectiveness Date Created: I Review/Revision Date(s): I Approved by: aAYHA1Lr Appendix Joe Social Distancing I* Keep your physical distance 0 &4., )�S0 Public Health S W P U B L I C H EA LT H. CA Oxford • Elgin - St.Thomas PSI a - 'Wortunity Is %Y_ Appendix Kee Washing Hands WASH YOUR HAND • SOUTHWESTER •• Public Health Odord Han -SLYM1omas Southwestern Public Health St. Thomas Site Woodstock Site 1230Talbot Street, 410 duller Street, St. Thomas N5P IG9 Woodstock N4S 4N2 519-631-9900 519-031-9900 ar 1-800-922-u 9c _-. Correct Handwashing Procedures A Southwestern Public Health t. Thomas Site Woodstock Site 1230 Talbot Street, 410 84jIler StreeLr St. Thomas N5P 1 G9 Woodstock WS 4N 2 1- 00-9 -0096 f j wwv,w.swpublichea lth.ca 0 SOUTHWESTERN � Public Health gkILITrJ- Eki'rlM - i1_...7_ aAYHAdr KAA Appendix La. Sanitizing Hands Apply one HUb hands squirt together A r• '.5 45 � .. Vt • Use a sanitizer Make sure to spread with 60% to sanitizer all over 90% alcohol your hands, palms, For healthcare settings, and between fingers at least 70% alcohol should be used ►qua unr► dry This should take 15 seconds if enough product is used REMEMBER Hand sanitizes should only be used when hands are not visibly dirty. Wash with soap and water if you see dirt on your hands. Adapted with the permission of York Region Community and Health Services aAYHAA,r , A E.0 °rtunity I No - Appendix Me. COVID Screening If you have any of the following symptoms ofCOVID-19: fever difficulty breathing new onset of cough difficulty swallowing a chills pink eye unexplained fatigue digestive issues headache (nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat stomach pain), or runny nose for young children and infants: stuffy or congested nose sluggishness or lack of lost sense of taste or appetite smell OR you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 or someone who has developed new respiratory symptoms,please delay your visit AND contact either your health care providpYelehealth Ontario(1-866-797-0000), or visit an Assessment Centre for testing °rtunity 'is Appendix No. Welcome and Site Rules IIAAf'_+�EVIONO Welcome Back to the Port Burwell Marine Museum &Historic Lighthouse! To Begin Your Visit, please start at the Marine Museum. The following are the visitor protocol and criteria that must be followed while on the site: 1. Prior to entering and while on the site, a mask MUST be worn. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided for you. 2. A Visitor Health Screening Questionnaire must be completed upon entering the Museum & Lighthouse by each visitor. 3. While on site please avoid touching all artifacts as they are difficult to clean. aAYHArLr Ortunity Is Appendix 0,@ Mask Wearing Graphic Lower the Risk of Infection Wear A Mask Chance of Asymptomatic Uninfected Transmission COVID-19 Carrier P@t50R VERY HIGH • HIGH I1r1C=1)itj�1lf LOW VERY Lt111V fi+feet -ML An-� VIRTUALLY (VANE � -� {� E -71% #Orfunily Appendix P: Visitor Contact Tracing Location: Port Burwell Marine Museum & Lighthouse Printed Name Phone Number Sign -in Time Sign -Out Time