COVID 19: Staying Safe At Work For Employers

Since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has changed. This is as true for communities as it is for workplaces. In order for employees to come back to work safely while ramping operations back up to their pre-COVID-19 levels, employers need to learn and apply the control measures established to assure returning employees’ health and safety.

Upon learning the symptoms and transmission modes of COVID-19, employers learn infection control measures and the factors that determine them. These factors are the basis for the what is taught in this course and include what employers must consider when determining control measures, how the screening process works for preventing potentially contagious employees from entering the facility, face coverings and physical distancing specifications, and OSHA categories of worker risk related to COVID-!9 exposure.

Use this course to assure the workplace is fully compliant with the control measures to keep returning employees safe from the spread of COVID-19.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Employers in all businesses who are transitioning workers back to the workplace

• Our World Has Changed
• Factors In Determining Infection Control Measures
• The Screening Process For Preventing Entry By Potentially Contagious People
• Responding To COVID-19 Symptoms
• Modes Of Transmission
• The Infection Control Plan
• Physical Distancing
• Face Covering Policy
• Putting On And Taking Off A Face Covering Properly
• A 100 Percent Face Covering Policy
• The Sanitization And Hygiene Program
• Cleaning Commonly Touched Surfaces
• Establishing A Means For Employees To Voice Their Concerns
• OSHA’s Four Categories Of Worker Risk
• COVID-19-Related PPE Training
• Summary

• Resocializing After The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Transitioning Out Of Lockdown Or Change In 1 Minute
• Guarding Against COVID-19