COVID-19 prevention best practices
The province has been successful at flattening the curve of COVID-19. It鈥檚 important to continue to be vigilant and ensure we keep in mind that preventing another outbreak or minimizing impacts will depend on our collective adherence to best practices.
As people move through summer and faculty, staff and students may be on campus or out in the community, we ask you to adopt these best practices. If you have not already done so, please attend COVID-19 Health and Safety Awareness Training.
Masks
糖心视频 is strongly recommending wearing non-medical face masks while in public spaces and common areas at 糖心视频. from the Government of Canada is a helpful resource. For those who can wear a mask, you are asked to do so.
Note your interactions
Keep a diary of people you encounter on a daily basis when on campus. . If you are on campus, reduce socializing in public spaces, and remain in your office as much as possible. Keeping your number of close interactions at the office and elsewhere as low as possible continues to be important.
Meet online
Continue to use Webex for meetings, interviews and to provide services where possible. This reduces the need to bring groups together and reduces the number of interactions with others.
Assess need to be on campus
Unit operational plans determine who needs to return to campus. If tasks require visits to campus, consider a part-time scenario where you return to campus to complete those tasks and work remotely when on campus access is not required. Good practice is to set up rotation of those working on and off campus. Continue to work from home where possible.
Stay home if sick
If feeling unwell, do not come to campus. Anyone approved to be on campus should review the daily self-assessment tool.
Follow posted signage
Signage at building entrances and throughout campuses outline procedures and guidelines while on campus. Please adhere to the directions provided.
Continue good habits
Physical distancing and proper handwashing or hand sanitizing continue as the most important preventative strategies to reduce the spread of this virus. Continue the good habits you鈥檝e been forming over the past few months.
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