Personal hygiene measures Sample Clauses

Personal hygiene measures. Bus operators should provide training and guidance to their personnel to reduce the general risk of ARI(2): - Avoidance of close contact (see paragraph 1) with people suffering from ARI - Hand washing technique (use of soap and water, rubbing hands for at least 20 seconds etc.) - When hand washing is essential (e.g. after assisting an ill traveller or after contact with their environment) - When hand rubbing can be applied instead of hand washing and how this can be done - Respiratory etiquette during coughing and sneezing with disposable tissues or clothing - Appropriate waste disposal - Use of respirators and medical masks (FFP2/FFP3 respirators, if available, for staff taking care of the suspect case and medical masks to be used – if tolerated – by the suspect case). If respirators are not available, the use of medical masks is recommended. When this type of PPE is used, the limitations and risks connected to its use should be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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Personal hygiene measures. Cruise lines should continue to provide guidance and training about of their crews, related to reducing the general risk of ARI: - Hand washing technique (use of soap and water, rubbing hands for at least 20 seconds etc.) - When hand washing is essential (e.g. after assisting an ill traveller or after contact with their environment) - When hand rubbing can be applied instead of hand washing and how this can be done - Respiratory etiquette during coughing and sneezing with disposable tissues or clothing - Appropriate waste disposal - Use of respiratory masks - Avoiding close contact with people suffering from acute respiratory infections5.
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Personal hygiene measures. Shipping companies should refresh training of their crews about hygiene measures: - Hand washing technique (use of soap and water, rubbing hands for at least 20 seconds etc.) - When hand washing is essential (e.g. after assisting an ill traveller or after contact with their environment) - When hand rubbing can be applied instead of hand washing and how this can be done - Respiratory etiquette during coughing and sneezing with disposable tissues or clothing - Appropriate waste disposal - Use of respiratory masks - Avoiding close contact with people suffering from acute respiratory infections5. Infographics from WHO are available at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/health-topics/coronavirus
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Personal hygiene measures. Rail operators and rail station operators should provide training and guidance to their personnel (working on board trains as well as at stations) to reduce the general risk of ARI(3): - Avoidance of close contact (see paragraph 1) with people suffering from ARI - Hand washing technique (use of soap and water, rubbing hands for at least 20 seconds etc.)
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