(1) A COVID-19 pandemic plan has not been developed and implemented for employees to include employee wellness checks, quarantining employees, informing employees for possible exposure to the virus, employee returning to work, social distancing, personal protective equipment, disinfecting/sanitizing, and employee training. Twenty three employees working in a
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small room are not required to wear a face covering. Their desk is not spaced six feet apart. Employees have tested positive for COVID-19 within the past six months; and, employees were not notified of possible exposure. When some employees found out about the exposure, they were told to keep it quiet. The employees who tested positive for COVID-19, were not required to provide documents of a negative results before they returned to work. Thermometer readings are not conducted at the door anymore. It does not give proper readings. Commonly touched surfaces such as, but not limited to ice scoops, shared printers, coffee makers, refrigerator and restroom are not sanitized or cleaned.
Source: Osha.gov | Receipt Date: 2021-01-06
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