Cleaning and Disinfecting. The Board has implemented and shall maintain enhanced cleaning protocols and shall provide notice to all bargaining unit members of cleaning schedules. The Board shall follow the CPS Cleaning and Disinfection Guidance for Chicago Public Schools Primary and Secondary Schools for COVID-19, as sent to the Union on January 22, 2021. Concerns regarding compliance with cleaning protocols should initially be raised to the building level safety committee.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. The Committee has provided the BEU with its protocols on Cleaning and Disinfecting which are accessible at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/drive/folders/1- bfq98pWkQdWrdZtDjPxdEyvuxW2QV_E?usp=sharing and which may be changed from time to time by the District. To the extent there are any impact bargaining obligations associated with any such changes, the Committee will meet such obligations.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. The District will immediately close any affected areas until such areas are cleaned and disinfected consistent with District approved products effective against COVID 19 and regulatory guidelines.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. Cleaning and disinfecting protocols will follow Washington State Department of Health and Public Health – Seattle & King County (“PHSKC”) guidelines. Currently, these protocols will include daily cleaning of all classrooms (if children are present). Staff will have access to approved cleaning and disinfecting products with instructions for use for cleaning items such as desktops, keyboards, phones, or other equipment or tools before and after use. Hand sanitizer will be accessible in each workspace. Protocols may be updated as DOH and PHSKC guidelines change.
1. The District will share custodial cleaning schedules with all BSTs at the start of the year and will update a BST if the schedule changes for their building. SEA-represented employees will not be expected nor compelled to clean their workspace.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. Cleaning and disinfecting protocols will follow CDC, DOH, and Public Health guidelines. These protocols will include cleaning and disinfecting of high touch surfaces and daily cleaning for classrooms (if children are present). Staff will have access to approved cleaning and disinfecting products, with instructions for use, for cleaning of items such as desktops, keyboards, phones, or other office equipment or tools before and after use. Hand sanitizer will be placed in each workspace. Cleaning guidance will be outlined in Health and Safety Protocols.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. NPS will implement with fidelity the cleaning and sanitizing procedures consistent with CDC and related guidance found in the attached as Appendix K:
Cleaning and Disinfecting. The District will immediately close affected areas until said areas are cleaned and disinfected with EPA-registered or comparable certified disinfectants that have qualified for use against COVID-19. Information and documentation shall be posted on the COVID- 19 webpage for any Classified staff to review. Details regarding campus cleaning practices and facility infection control, including office space cleaning protocols in a shared work environment, will be implemented as recommended by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the COVID-19 Task Force and will be publicly communicated.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. The District will ensure that all classrooms, restrooms, and workplaces, are cleaned and disinfected daily, including but not limited to desks, doorknobs, light switches, faucets, and other high touch fixtures, using products that are recommended by federal, state, and/or local health officials, or otherwise the safest and most effective disinfectant products reasonably available. To address these needs the district will be hiring one additional fulltime custodian at each school site.
Cleaning and Disinfecting. Information on cleaning and disinfecting can be found in the COVID-19 Prevention Program portion of the District’s Injury and Illness Prevention Program under section titled, “Procedures for Engineering and Administrative controls, and PPE,” on pages 26-27 and in the 2021 COVID-19 School Guidance Checklist under section titled, “Cleaning and Disinfection,” on pages 6-7.
Cleaning and Disinfecting a. The District will continue to immediately close COVID-affected areas until said areas are cleaned and disinfected with EPA-registered or comparable certified disinfectants that have qualified for use against COVID-19. Information and documentation shall be emailed to all Classified staff. Details regarding campus cleaning practices and facility infection control, including office space cleaning protocols in a shared work environment, will be implemented as recommended by the LACDPH and Cal/OSHA and will be publicly communicated.
b. Non-custodial staff whose work areas are closed for COVID cleaning/disinfecting shall be provided with an alternate work space on campus or at home. If no other space is available, employees shall be sent home with Administrative Leave Pay until work can be resumed.
c. Managers will host a virtual pre-return meeting with their employees to review and discuss department protocols for cleaning and address any health/safety concerns raised by employees regarding work on campus.
i. If Classified employees believe their assigned cleaning is extensive and cumbersome, they should contact their immediate manager/supervisor to discuss.
ii. This assigned cleaning shall be temporary and do not set a precedent or past practice for employees’ duties.
d. Only staff who are regularly assigned custodial duties and have been properly trained in COVID cleaning protocols shall be assigned to clean and disinfect COVID-affected areas. This provision is subject to the authorizations provided in the current collective bargaining agreement at Article 20, Section 6(b).
