Due to the prevalence of the British, Brazilian and South African variants of the Covid 19 virus, the government has stepped up health prevention measures, in particular by increasing the physical safety distance without a mask from 1 meter to 2 meters.
Consequently, the corporate health protocol, published by the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Integration was revised on January 29. The OPPBTP therefore updates the "Guide to health safety recommendations for the continuity of construction activities during the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus epidemic".
The OPPBTP recalls that in the context of the circulation of various variants of the particularly contagious virus, construction professionals must remain very vigilant and continue to respect all barrier gestures, in particular in restaurant areas. In these spaces, it is possible to derogate from the physical distance of 2 meters in the event of installation of separation screens between people.
In his bCovid-19 toolkit, the OPPBTP offers a choice of posters to facilitate compliance with good health practices, especially during meal or break periods.
The new version of the guide is available on the website of preventionbtp.fr.
In addition, prevention advisers and trainers from the OPPBTP are always available in the field as well as remotely thanks to the service. PreventionBTP Live. A database of specific Questions / Answers on Covid-19 is available there.
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