National Safety Council

Safe Actions for Employee Returns: Vaccines

Source: National Safety Council

Date: 02/02/21

State of the Response: Employer Action to Address the Pandemic

Description:

In July 2020, The National Safety Council launched a national employer survey to safety and health professionals for organizations with a least 250 employees across several different U.S.-based industries. Results revealed efforts to mitigate COVID-19 include providing had santitation stations for workers, providing proper PPE for workers and promoting remote work to faciliatig physical distancing.

Source: National Safety Council

Date: 12/04/20

Guidance for Employers: COVID-19 and the Workplace

Description:

A series of articles and resources on returning to work. Updated 7/9/20.

Source: National Safety Council

Date: 09/11/20

Safe Actions for Employees Return Framework

Description:

SAFER's core objective is establishing sustainable safe operations for employers and workers.

Source: National Safety Council

Date: 02/25/21

Resource Categories

About the Virus (26) Guidance on Workplace Practices (124) Safety in Action (35) Training Resources (27) Employer Recommendations & Requirements (50) State & Local Requirements (95) Research Findings (38) Personal Protective Equipment (52) Mental Health Resources (8) Webinars, Podcasts & Social Media (30) Vaccines (11) Ventilation (6)

Planning Resources

Risks: Airborne & Touch Exposures - Job Site & Office/Trailer (17) Control: Adjust work/meeting areas to maintain minimum 6ft between workers (8) Control: Place physical barriers between workers (2) Control: Designate separate points for entering & leaving job site (5) Control: Designate areas for pick up & deliveries (2) Control: Require handwashing before & after entering area (7) Control: Keep individuals in a crew together (3) Control: Limit crew size (4) Control: Limit in-person meetings (2) Control: Limit number of attendees at in-person meetings (3) Control: Limit sharing of tools, vehicles, & equipment (4) Control: Clean and disinfect shared tools, equipment, & vehicles after use (4) Control: Limit the number of individuals in lifts & elevators (2) Control: Limit visitors (2) Control: Place handwashing stations & sanitizers in accessible locations (8) Control: Prohibit sharing of tools & equipment (3) Control: Use respirators (such as N95s) as part of a respiratory protection program (8) Control: Provide products to clean and disinfect tools, equipment & high touch surfaces (7) Control: Require delivery personnel to remain in their vehicles (if possible) (2) Control: Clean and disinfect high touch surfaces frequently (8) Control: Stage materials to minimize manual material handling (2) Control: Stagger shifts to limit number of workers on site (3) Control: Mark walking areas with directional arrows (5) Control: Use signs/posters/markers to maintain a 6 ft distance between workers (5) Control: Use signs to limit number of people in an area (2) Control: Limit staff involved in moving materials (3) Control: Provide lifting equipment to limit manual handling (3) Control: Use face coverings (10) Control: Use face shields (3) Control: Use gloves (4) Control: Limit sharing of office equipment and supplies (4) Control: Clean and disinfect shared office equipment (4) Control: Prohibit sharing of office equipment (2) Control: Increase ventilation (7) Control: Restock soap/water, towels, & hand sanitizer frequently (3) Screening Resources (15) Training Resources (13) Complete Your Plan Resources (3)

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