Face Xxxxxxx Sample Clauses

Face Xxxxxxx. Face xxxxxxx shall be provided to AASD members who request it.

Face Xxxxxxx. (2) Gloves where medically appropriate

Face Xxxxxxx. Face xxxxxxx may be used by teachers to enable students to see their faces and to avoid potential barriers to phonological instruction. Face xxxxxxx with a cloth drape can be used for those who are unable to wear face coverings for medical reasons. Per Cal/OSHA, considerations for face xxxxxxx should include a cloth drape attached across the bottom and tucked into the neckline of the garment worn by the employee.

Face Xxxxxxx. The Company agrees to supply and maintain free xxxxxxx, other than welders’ helmets, free of charge, and to provide standard replacement lenses and standard head bands for the welders’ helmets. The Company will also provide standard cutting goggles. These goggles will be maintained in the tool crib and issued on a daily basis.

Face Xxxxxxx. 2.5 Face Xxxxxxx; must meet the below standards for: Prevent Healthcare Personnel (HCP) exposure to pathogenic biological airborne particulates. Must be a is a clear plastic shield that covers the wearer’s face, including the forehead, and which extends below the chin and wraps around the sides of the face, and that is designed to provide an extra layer of barrier protection in addition to PPE.

Face Xxxxxxx. Face xxxxxxx that wrap around the face and extend below the chin can be considered as an alternative where cloth face coverings would hinder the learning process. Some situations where face xxxxxxx would be useful include: ● When interacting with students, such as those with disabilities, where communication could be impacted. ● When interacting with English-language learners or when teaching a foreign language. ● Settings where cloth masks might present a safety hazard (i.e. science labs.) ● For younger students or other individuals who have difficulty wearing a cloth face covering. ● When explicit instruction is needed such as: learning a foreign language, receiving speech therapy, developing phonemic awareness, or learning phonics. Some instructional activities may require students to view a teacher’s face during the lesson. T emperature Checks RULH has purchased thermal temperature gates for each building. Students will walk through the gates to have their temperature checked when they enter the building each day. Staff will also have their temperature checked when they enter the building each day. T ransportation Considerations Students who are being transported to school via school buses are at an increased risk for transmission by nature of being in an enclosed space for an extended period. Additionally, buses often transport children from multiple grade levels from different parts of the community increasing the risk of exposure. It is required all K-12 students wear masks while being transported on school buses and entering / exiting school buildings. As students get on the bus, hand sanitizer will be used to add another safety precaution for the ride to or from school. RULH strives to seat family members together and adhere to strict seating charts to limit exposure to other students. B reakfast and Lunch Considerations While students are eating, face coverings are not feasible. In eating areas, social distancing and other safety precautions (at or below 50% capacity) will be practiced mitigating the risk of exposure to the virus. Each student will be asked to wash their hands before going to lunch and / or use hand sanitizer when entering the cafeteria line. B xxx Xxx Face Coverings Employees and students will be provided Blue Xxx masks each nine weeks. We ask that parents wash their student’s Blue Xxx masks at least once or twice a week and xxxxxxx be cleaned on a regular basis. It would be advantageous to write your student’s name inside their...