Several Cal/OSHA emergency regulations for protecting workers from the spread COVID-19 went into effect on November 30. These workplace safety regulations apply to every business in California except:
Some of the many new requirements for employers include:
Employers must have a written COVID-19 Prevention Program (CPP) for preventing the spread of the virus in their workplace. The CPP must explain your plan for 11 different precautions including employee training and reducing exposure hazards. If you don’t yet have a CPP, you should create one right away. To help, we created a CPP template that you can modify for your business operations.
More information and resources to help you comply with the new rules are available at our safety resource www.SafeAtWorkCA.com.
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