COVID-19 Prevention Plan for Employers

This California COVID-19 Prevention Plan is compliant with the new Cal/OSHA regulation and California’s AB 685 notice requirement. The helpful prevention plan includes the following:

  • Identification and Evaluation of COVID-19 Hazards
  • Investigations
  • Training
  • Physical Distancing, Face Coverings, and Engineering and Administrative Controls
  • Reporting and Record-Keeping
  • Return to Work Criteria
  • Multiple COVID-19 Infections and Majoy COVID-19 Outbreaks

The California COVID-19 Prevention Plan also includes prepared templates and forms to comply with AB 685’s Notice Requirements.

 

To access the COVID-19 Prevention Plan, please click here.

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