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Isolation procedures
- if you test positive for COVID-19:
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1. Isolate for five
days.
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If you have no symptoms, take a test on Day 6.
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1. If a negative result
is achieved and you have not had any symptoms in 24 hours, you will be cleared
to return to work.
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1. If you remain
symptomatic, you should delay testing until you are 24 hours without symptoms.
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Quarantine procedure
- procedure if you are exposed to a person with COVID-19 (symptomatic or confirmed) or have a household member symptomatic or positive:
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1. Quarantine for five
days.
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1. If you have no
symptoms, take a test on Day 6.
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1. If a negative result
is achieved, you will be cleared to return to work.
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If you develop any signs or symptoms, you should get tested.
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REMINDERS
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· You are required to
maintain your testing compliance every other week.
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· You must complete
your daily symptom tracker (green pass).
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· If you have any signs
or symptoms of COVID-19 or believe it could be allergies, stay home and get
tested.
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· You must follow the
COVID-19 safety protocols for isolation and quarantine cases, which may vary
for offsite locations.
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· If you are required
to wear a mask, please consider one that fully covers your nose, mouth, and
chin. You are encouraged to wear thicker masks, surgical masks or N95/KN95
masks. Gaiters, open weave, and single-layered masks are not allowed.
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· Get your booster shot
if you are five months past your Moderna or Pfizer vaccinations or two months
past your Johnson and Johnson vaccination.
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· You are expected to
use to log your trips in the travel registry. If you are returning from
international travel, travel to U.S. territories, or travel to/from Alaska and
Hawaii, you must enter a quarantine period and receive guidance on getting
tested.