Face Covering Requirement

Gov. Justice announced an executive order requiring people 9 years and up to wear a face covering in confined public spaces where social distancing cannot be maintained.

Learn more: http://ow.ly/z3Ls50ArLgjl.

Toolkit Signage

Need signage for your establishment to encourage the wearing of face coverings in accordance with Governor Jim Justice’s Executive Order? You can download and print signage from our toolkit.

Healthcare

(Clinical and Elective Medical Care)

Assess and source appropriate personal protective equipment, such as N-95 Masks, Surgical Masks, Gloves, Gowns, Face shields, Booties, PAPR, Tyvek Coveralls, Hand Sanitizer, and Hand Soap.

Assessment and inventory of Capacity, Ventilators, Isolation rooms, Surge capacity of hospital or clinical personnel.

Daycare Facilities

(Essential and Permitted)

• Assess the operations of daycare facilities
• Assess the capacity of the daycare facility
• Each daycare shall develop a site-specific infection control plan
• Obtaining temperatures or symptoms of staff and children (exclude immediately if symptomatic)

Restaurants

• Develop plans for social distancing including outdoor dining areas, redesign seating arrangments, clear paths for entry and exit, party size and type, and waiting areas.
• Reducing contact by only allowing entry for access restrooms, pick up a take-out order, or access outdoor seating areas, take reservations, utilize take-out model, and use non-touch or disposable paper menus (or sanitize menu between each use).
• Develop cleaning and sanitizing protocols and require all employees to wear cloth face coverings.
• Ensure food safety by encouraging disposable plates and utensils, designated trash bins, no buffets or self-service.
• Communicate with customers by posting signage, installing barriers, and using technological solutions where possible to reduce person-to-person interaction. 

Non-Essential Businesses

Guidance for professional services (such as hair salons, nail salons, barbershops, pet grooming, etc.) also opening in Week 2 will be provided by the board or commission that regulates each professional service.

• Does the business have policies, procedures and supplies?
• Can these be sustained and appropriately adjusted?
• How can the business follow the guidelines established with customer flow and social distancing (2 people per 2000 square feet, 5 total people if under 1000 square feet).
• Each business should develop a site-specific plan to ensure compliance with the regulations in place at the time the business prepares for operations.

Religious Entities and Funeral Homes

To the extent that any religious entity or institution
cannot conduct services remotely, they are asked to conduct services and activities in accordance with federal, state, and local guidance for best practices. 

• Instruct sick employees, volunteers, and guests to stay home;
• Practice physical distancing by maintaining appropriate distance (at least
  6 feet) between people;
• Maintain good hygiene by washing your hands frequently, using hand sanitizer, using your elbow to cover coughs, and not touching your face;
• Implement environmental cleanliness and sanitation practices; and
• Clean and disinfect work areas frequently.