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COVID-19 Interim Health & Safety Guidance IF YOU No quarantine Watch for symptoms Take precautions until Were exposed to You do not need to stay Watch for symptoms until 10 day 10 COVID-19 and are up-to_ home unless you develop days after you last had Wear a mask date with vaccination symptoms. close contact with someone Wear a well-fitted mask OR had confirmed with COVID-19. Get tested for 10 full days any time COVID-19 within the past 90 days (you tested Even if you don't develop If you develop symptoms you are around others positive using a viral symptoms, it is Isolate immediately and get inside your home or in test) recommended to get tested. Continue to stay public. Do not go to tested at least 5 days after home until you know the places where you are you last had close contact results. Wear a well-fitted unable to wear a mask. with someone with mask around others. Avoid travel COVID-19 Avoid being around people who are at high risk 8.2.2 Travel Related Quarantine/Testing All travel out of state must be communicated with the OM and/or Department Head prior to departure. Please note, some federal/state/local entities require submissions of traveler health forms and potentially require additional testing for COVID-19. It is expected all Roux employees will comply with such federal/state/local travel requirements. 9. WORKPLACE CONTROLS During the project planning phase, worksite evaluations shall be carried out by the PP and OM in consultation with the CHSD to determine risk exposure levels for work activities. If it is determined there is a high exposure risk level or higher, additional workplace controls shall be evaluated and implemented as required in addition to the basic infection prevention measures outlined below in Section 10. Additional workplace controls can include engineering controls (i.e., ventilation, physical barriers), administrative controls (i.e., minimizing contact between workers, rotating shifts, site specific training), and additional personal protective equipment (i.e., respiratory protection). If exposure risk cannot be mitigated, potential project postponement may be necessary at the discretion of the OM in consultation with the CHSD. A Job Safety Analysis (JSA) has been developed and is provided in Appendix B, which summarizes and applies concepts within this guidance, including the infection prevention measures listed below. This JSA shall be required for all fieldwork in areas where there is community-based transmission of COVID-19. 10. INFECTION PREVENTION MEASURES The following is basic infection prevention and personal hygiene practices which shall be implemented for all Roux field activities as well as in the office setting. • Personal Hygiene o Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. ■ If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. ■ Key times to wash your hands include after blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing, after using the restroom, and before eating or preparing food. o Do not touch your eyes, face, nose and mouth with unwashed hands. o Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze or use the inside of your elbow. o Throw potentially contaminated items (e.g., used tissues) in the trash. 01/2022 COVID-19 Interim Health and Safety Guidance I ROUX 17