Outreach Staff Using Sample Clauses

Outreach Staff Using. Devices Off-Site ⏹ When devices are taken off site, they should be kept safe and not placed near water or heat. ⏹ Tablets taken off site (in the case of mobile testing) should be kept in the custody of an assigned worker and returned to that person after collecting data. That person is also responsible for ensuring the safe return of the device to the facility. ⏹ Do not leave devices in vehicles when not in use; they should be in the custody of a staff member or in the designated storage area. ⏹ Do not leave devices out, even at your facility, unless supervised by a worker, e.g., when collecting routine quality improvement data. ⏹ Devices stored at the facility must be locked away in a secured cabinet or drawer. ⏹ At home, lock the device away in a safe place known only to you. Program teams may consider secure storage options for workers who keep devices at home. ⏹ In public spaces, use headphones when listening to the phone so that the device is out of sight. Pay attention when people approach you on the street for directions, petitions, canvassing, and so on. ⏹ Remember that someone could grab your phone from your hand. Make it hard to get to while you are using it, especially on public transportation or in a crowded space. ⏹ If outreach workers are traveling in an area known for pickpockets, they should keep mobile phones in a phone pocket or otherwise tucked away. ⏹ Do not give unlocked mobile phones to strangers to make phone calls. If a mobile phone is given to a client to make a call for any reason, that person should be closely monitored by an outreach worker.