As business reopen, how many are doing so safely? The National Safety Council offers tips for doing it right:
"We hope these universal actions, the detailed playbooks and the recommendations within them will help employers safely navigate reopening operations while prioritizing employees' rights to safe work environments," said Lorraine Martin, NSC president and CEO.Phase in the return to work, taking into account risk and exposure levels.Screen the health of all employees.
Follow proper contact tracing steps if workers get sick to stop the spread of COVID-19.Offer training in safety fundamentals, including risk assessment and hazard recognition, and on COVID-19's effect onNotify employees when they are to return, and put them into groups based on jobs -- bringing groups back one at a time.SOURCE: National Safety Council, news release, May 19, 2020
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