COVID-19 Safety Plan

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Salmon Arm, updated on 24 September, 2021

VALID MANUFACTURING COVID-19 SAFETY PLAN

At Valid Manufacturing, the health, safety and well-being of our employees and customers is our top priority. During these challenging times, we are closely monitoring development of the COVID-19 pandemic in BC, and have taken precautionary actions to keep everyone safe.

Protocols to reduce the risk of COVID-19

  • Employees are requested to conduct a Self-Assessment every morning before coming to work by using the Valid COVID Self-Assessment form.
  • Employees are required to wear a mask whenever they cannot socially distance, and in any location, employees are in a shared space with other workers, including hallways.
  • Employees and visitors are asked to maintain a safe distance of 2 meters from others wherever possible.
  • Where team work is required, Supervisors/Team Leads will develop cohort groups appropriate for their area to minimize multiple contacts. Where 2 meters social distance requirements are not possible employees will use supplied masks.
  • Employees are to limit their presence in break locations and meeting rooms to allow an appropriate distance of 2 meters. Occupancy limits are posted in each of our break location.
  • We have enhanced our cleaning for all common areas and surfaces.
  • Work-from-home protocol is in place for those who are able to do so.
  • Video conferencing and online meetings are recommended whenever possible.

Visitors

  • Visitors are limited in the workplace for only those who have pre-arranged their visit with Valid employees.
  • All visitors must check in with the reception (Plant 1) to review and sign Valid COVID-19 Safety Plan, and to provide their contact information. Visitors have hand sanitizer available in the reception area, and they will wear a mask during their entire visit.

Entering the workplace is prohibited from:

  • Any unvaccinated, or only partially vaccinated person who has had symptoms of COVID-19. 
  • Anyone living in the same household as a person who tests positive for COVID-19 must self-isolate if you are not vaccinated or only partially vaccinated.  Public health can advise individuals on their specific circumstances.
  • Anyone directed by Public Health to self-isolate. 

For more information, please contact Ashleigh Spelay, Human Resources Generalist, phone: 250 – 832 – 6477.

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