Face Covering Sample Clauses

The Face Covering clause requires individuals to wear masks or other face coverings in specified settings, such as workplaces, public areas, or during certain activities. Typically, this clause outlines when and where face coverings must be used, any exceptions (such as for medical reasons or while eating), and may specify the types of acceptable coverings. Its core function is to reduce the spread of airborne illnesses by ensuring consistent use of protective face coverings in environments where transmission risk is higher.
Face Covering. Cloth face coverings/masks should:
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Face Covering except with reasonable accommodations, and shall provide face coverings to faculty and students authorized to be on campus upon request. Upon arrival to campus, faculty and students who do not have a face covering will be required to obtain one from Public Safety. [AGREED]
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Face Covering. You will encourage all those attending your activity to wear a face covering unless an exemption or other government guidance applies to the activity. A face covering is not required when people are eating or drinking but they should be seated.
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Face Covering. Manuhiri (visitors to the marae) need to wear a face covering. People serving or handling kai must wear a face covering. • Modify Hongi/Hariruu/Kihi of whanau pani & deceased • Whanau must make sure they clean all areas between groups. • WITH – “My Vaccine Pass” o There can be up to 100 people in a single defined space at the venue at any time, both indoors and outdoors the limit includes children under 12, whānau pani and ringawera. o “MY VACCINE PASS” must be presented on entry. Pass verifier free app: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇/our-work/diseases-and-conditions/covid-19-novel- coronavirus/covid-19-vaccines/my-covid-record-proof-vaccination-status/nz-pass-verifier#download o Tamariki under the age of 12 years and 3 months do not need to provide “my vaccine pass”. o ID is not required but can be requested if necessary.
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Face Covering. I agree to wear a face covering during testing except for the 1.5 mile run/sit-ups.
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Face Covering. I understand that my child will be expected to wear a face covering in accordance with NEC guidance. I will do my best to help them understand and practice this expectation before returning to school.
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Face Covering. Provider’s COVID-19 response plan shall address the following items related to face covering: • What is your policy for staff wearing masks and under what circumstances? • What is your policy for clients wearing masks and under what circumstances (ages)? • What type of mask is approved? Are staff required to wear an approved mask (identify type/source). Who will provide masks for staff and clients? Are masks reusable, under what circumstances? • Have staff received training on how to DON/DOF PPE? • How will PPE be stored? Where? Who is responsible for storage?
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Face Covering. The District shall require a face covering indoors for every person on site, including students and visitors, in accordance with State health guidelines and orders.
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Face Covering a. The face coverings must be worn by all adult participants during the visit. If all adult participants are unable or unwilling to wear a face covering during the visit, then a video or telephone conferencing visit will be held instead. b. Face coverings will be provided for all children age two and older. They should be encouraged to wear them, but no visit will be cancelled due to a child’s inability or unwillingness to wear their face covering. c. All visit participants are required to wear a face covering when traveling to and from the visit if there is anyone else in the vehicle who is not a member of their household (for instance, parents or children riding with contracted transportation staff, parents riding with a friend, etc.) d. All visit participants should follow CDC guidelines (CDC DIY-cloth-face-covering- instructions) regarding the use of face coverings, including: i. Washing hands before putting the face covering on; ii. Making sure both mouth and nose are covered; iii. Hooking the loops around ears or tying the face covering snugly around the head; iv. Refraining from touching the face covering or pulling it down during use; v. Removing the face covering without touching eyes, nose, or mouth and immediately washing hands after removal; and vi. Washing the face covering between uses and ensuring it is completely dry before using it again.
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