Physical Distancing. 1. The District shall limit occupancy of bathrooms, elevators, locker rooms, staff rooms, offices, warehouses, and conference rooms, and any other shared work or school spaces to provide no less than six (6) feet of distancing. Adjacent bathroom stalls may be used. The District shall post signs with occupancy limits conspicuously at the entrance to each room.
Physical Distancing. People must be at least six-feet apart when feasible We understand that physical distancing is not always feasible especially during construction. When it is feasible, individuals need to maintain a distance of 6 feet or more from co-workers, MPHA’s residents MPHA’s employees, guests and visitors. This includes at lunch, breaks, entering and leaving the worksite, the use of elevators and stairs. Current guidance suggests that not only distancing but also the amount of time in close quarters has an impact on safety. Cleaning/Disinfecting Protocol Regular practices of cleaning and disinfecting is important part of the plan. Your employees will need to take the time to disinfect high touch areas. If your employee is in an occupied unit, they must disinfect the surfaces they may touch prior to conducting their work and again after the work is completed. It is imperative that they clean and disinfect anything that they may have touched prior to leaving the unit. Dispose of hand towels, tissue, wipes, etc. in appropriate receptacles. Minnesota COVID 19 Preparedness Plan If requested, you must present the COVID-19 Preparedness Plan for your organization required by the State of Minnesota. MPHA appreciates your extra attention during this mutually difficult period. As always, we value your partnership as we work together to improve the lives of those we serve.
Physical Distancing. Limiting face-to-face contact with others is the best way to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Cast and crew must practice physical distancing whenever possible. Physical distancing involves maintaining a distance of at least 6 feet from any other person at all times, except when doing so is incompatible with one's job duties (see below). Cast and crew should avoid congregating in groups. When practical, separate work locations into zones to facilitate physical distancing. Visible physical indicators (e.g., cones, duct tape or signage) marking 6 feet of distance should be placed in areas where people must congregate, such as crafts service, eating/meal areas, make-up and costume trailers.
Physical Distancing. Physical distancing of six (6) feet shall be maintained between all individuals. There may be limited scenarios where six (6) feet distance is impractical including, but not limited to, passing in a hallway or viewing students work.
Physical Distancing. Limiting face-to-face contact with others is the best way to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Cast and crew who are not fully vaccinated must practice physical distancing whenever possible. Physical distancing involves maintaining a distance of at least 6 feet from any other person at all times, except when doing so is incompatible with one's job duties (see below). Cast and crew who are not fully vaccinated should avoid congregating in groups. When practical, separate work locations into zones to facilitate physical distancing. Visible physical indicators (e.g., cones, duct tape or signage) marking 6 feet of distance should be placed in areas where people must congregate, such as crafts service, eating/meal areas, make-up and costume trailers. The recommendations in this Exhibit A regarding physical distancing and PPE shall also apply to fully vaccinated employees when working indoors, unless the indoor space utilizes air filters with a MERV-13 rating or higher, or alternatively, the indoor space has implemented CDC recommendations on air filtration in buildings (e.g., use of adequate portable HEPA filters and increased airflow) and the Producer makes best efforts to maximize airflow.
Physical Distancing. Capacity for students and staff in any facility and/or classroom shall be 19 limited by physical distancing requirements of at least six feet between all students and staff. It 20 is understood that this may limit the number of students in a classroom or facility at any given 21 time and may require alternative scheduling as described in section II.
Physical Distancing. Capacity for students and employees in any facility and/or classroom will follow Health and Safety standards dictated by DOH and/or PHSKC. As of the date of the execution of this Agreement, current physical distancing guidance calls for three (3) feet of distancing between students in the classroom, when possible and six (6) feet of distancing in all other school spaces, when possible. The parties agree that the term, “when possible” means that the distancing requirements will be met unless doing so would result in a student not having adequate access to in-person school services.
Physical Distancing. The District follows DOH and PHSKC guidelines regarding physical distancing and will update protocols as guidance changes. In alignment with guidance at the time of MOU drafting, the District will:
Physical Distancing. Minimize your contact with others through physical distancing by keeping two metres or more apart when on our worksites. In the event that social distancing of 2 meters cannot be accomplished while working on site, the Contractor’s personnel are encouraged to bring and wear masks and gloves.
Physical Distancing a. The distance between teacher/member desks and student desks shall be at least 6 feet.
