In response to the Prime Minister’s announcement outlining a return to work, the Stone Federation Great Britain has published a short list of links to information essential to help you get back to work safely.
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The Stone Specialist writes:
….You might want to start by watching the 7-minute video on Safe working during COVID-19 below or on YouTube. This video has been produced by construction firm Morrisroe and is promoted by the Construction Leadership Council as a useful resource for the whole industry.
Site Operating Procedures (Version 4) – This is the go-to document from the Construction Leadership Council for use by companies working onsite.
Working safely during coronavirus (Covid-19) in construction and other outdoor work – This is a government addition to the Site Operating Procedures (above) and intended to be read in conjunction with them. You should also download a poster to be signed by management and displayed onsite showing the site conforms to the requirements, which are legally enforceable. The Health & Safety Executive has been given additional funding to ensure workplaces are operating without risking the spread of Covid-19.
Working safely during Covid-19 in factories, plants and warehouses – This is similar to the construction and outdoor work guide above but for working indoors. Once again you can download a poster to display in your premises to show you are aware of the rules and are abiding by them.
Working safely during Covid-19 in other people’s homes – Like the two above, this is a guide to working safely in people’s homes. Download a poster here.
Working safely during the coronavirus outbreak – This document from the Health & Safety Executive explains the simple steps you can take to help manage the risks associated with Covid-19 while continuing to run your business.
Toolbox Talk: Talking with your workers about preventing Coronavirus – This guide from the Health & Safety Executive is aimed at all employers. It explains how you can talk to your workers about avoidng the risk of spreading the coronavirus Covid-19 in your workplace.
