2022 Shaoxing Yuecheng Resumption of Work, Production and School Resumption and Epidemic Prevention Notice 2020 Shaoxing Spring Festival Epidemic Prevention and Resumption Time

Currently, the overseas COVID-19 epidemic is still spreading, and local clusters of epidemics have occurred in many places in China. The situation of normalized epidemic prevention and control is grim. As companies resume work and production after the Spring Festival, schools are about to start, and a large number of people from other places are coming to Shaoxing, putting greater pressure on epidemic prevention and control. In this regard, Shaoxing City issued the "Guidelines for the Resumption of Work and School after the Holidays" to scientifically and accurately carry out epidemic prevention and control work for the resumption of work, production and school after the holidays, and ensure that enterprises and schools can resume work safely and smoothly on the basis of epidemic prevention and control. Resumption of production and school.

1. Prevention and control measures for the resumption of work, production and school in enterprises, units and schools

1. Strengthen the precise management of personnel returning to work and school. Implement the "14 7" health management measures for those returning to work and school who have a history of living in towns and villages located in medium- and high-risk areas in the country; implement the "2 14" health management measures for those returning to work and school who have a history of living in counties where medium- and high-risk areas are located in the country; Those returning from work and school who return from outside the province will undergo a nucleic acid test in accordance with the principle of "test if they wish"; remote prevention and control will be implemented for those returning to work and school who enter the country and implement "14 7 7" health management measures in a closed loop upon entry. . Universities or companies with a large number of migrant workers can require students or migrant workers to return to school or work with proof of a negative nucleic acid test within 48 hours. Staff of government agencies, institutions, and state-owned enterprises returning from outside the province must report to their units and take the initiative1 Sub-nucleic acid detection.

2. Enterprise employees should try their best to stay in collective dormitories or centralized settlements. The number of people living in a single room should be controlled and the number of people should be fixed. There should be no visits or dinner parties. In principle, central air conditioning should not be turned on. Employees should try not to go out after they get home from get off work.

3. Employees should try not to take public transportation to and from get off work. If they must take public transportation, they must wear a mask the entire time and try to avoid touching public items with their hands during the journey.

4. Implement the employee health monitoring system, "measure the temperature, show the code, and check the itinerary" before starting work every day, and conduct body temperature testing before being laid off.

5. Masks should be worn when people gather and when many people are working at the same time in a closed place. Masks must be worn when employees communicate within 1 meter.

6. People should not gather together, wash hands frequently, and eat at staggered times or in separate places. Activities such as large gatherings and conferences will not be held. For truly necessary meetings, the number of participants shall not exceed 1/3 of the venue's capacity, and all participants shall wear masks throughout the meeting.

7. Strictly control the entry of irrelevant personnel into each unit. If necessary, only those with green codes and travel codes with no abnormalities are allowed to enter. They must register, have their body temperature taken, and wear masks.

8. In non-production workplaces, it is necessary to avoid using central air conditioners as much as possible, ensure regular ventilation, and avoid cross-contamination.

9. Strengthen environmental sanitation inside and outside each unit and standardize garbage disposal.

10. Strengthen the popularization of epidemic prevention and control knowledge among employees so that everyone should know and understand it.

11. Each unit should set up a temporary observation place for the observation of suspicious employees. The observation area should be well ventilated and central air conditioning should not be used. When a suspicious patient is discovered, the medical observation site must be immediately isolated and disposed of, and relevant sites must be disinfected.

12. Each unit should allocate a certain number of disinfection teams according to its scale and strengthen training on disinfection standards. Preventative disinfection of the premises will be carried out before starting work and after get off work every day. Increase the frequency of disinfection of frequently touched areas such as public toilets, door handles, and elevator buttons.

2. Personal protection measures

1. Maintain personal hygiene, wear a mask when going out, do not spit, cover your mouth and nose when sneezing, and minimize contact with possible contamination. After going out and returning home, be sure to wash your hands first.

2. It is recommended to travel on foot, by bicycle or by private car. When taking public transportation, you must wear a mask at all times.

3. Keep a distance of more than 1 meter when communicating with others and avoid direct contact. Try to use the Internet and non-cash payment methods for communication transactions.

4. Except for special circumstances such as going to work, try not to go out; do not have dinners, parties, or visits.

5. If symptoms such as fever, fatigue, dry cough, and chest tightness occur, you should wear a mask and seek medical treatment promptly, report to your unit, and go to work without being sick.

6. If you find that people from medium- and high-risk areas around you have not been quarantined or there are fever patients who have not sought medical treatment in time, please call the reporting hotline 12345.