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1. Home 2. Why create a plan? 3. How it works 4. Register/Login * Home * Why create a plan? * How it works * Register/Login Menu CREATING A PLAN TO PROTECT WORKERS AND PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 ON CONSTRUCTION JOB SITES The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recommend that companies develop a plan to protect their employees and prevent the spread of COVID-19. This free COVID-19 Exposure Control Planning Tool takes you step-by-step through developing your plan, including what to consider when conducting a job hazard analysis for COVID-19, selecting appropriate controls, screening workers and visitors, training employees, and implementing the plan. Remember to take advantage of your employees’ knowledge of job site conditions as you develop your plan. At the end of the steps, you will have a written plan tailored for your job that can be saved, printed, and emailed. There is an option to confidentially register if you want to save and edit your plan(s) at a later time, but registration is not required to use this free tool. Begin Your Plan WHY CREATE A PLAN? Preventing the spread of COVID-19 will keep construction job sites open, help prevent delays, and protect employees. HOW IT WORKS This easy to use tool has four key steps to follow to create your plan. REGISTER/LOG IN You do not need to register to use the tool. This is an option for users who want to edit their plans. COVID-19 CONSTRUCTION CLEARINGHOUSE A central resource for construction employers and workers to find the latest information and resources to help prevent the spread of the disease. Visit the Site Copyright © 2022 CPWR — The Center for Construction Research and Training. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy • Disclaimer • Contact Us