In a COVID-19 testing site day officers have different responsibilities as compared to the night officers, and it’s very important to understand the difference between these roles and responsibilities.
Ensure you are wearing appropriate uniform as approved by your line manager.
Arrive to site 15 minutes before scheduled start time. Register and log your name in the office to pick up a radio.
Ask the site supervisor for a quick brief and introduction of site, and the positions that needs to be secured at all times.
Day officers mainly have three positions to cover, Entrance, Exit and Parking and these positions need to be manned and secured at all times.
Officer stationed in the Entrance.
Enforce face-covering and masks (over 3-year-olds)
Customers must use hand sanitiser before entering the site.
Check for QR code Appointment and let them inside.
Check for ID card (Under 16-year-olds must have an adult with them at all times).
No photography at all times for everyone, including the staff.
Not eat or drink at the entrance.
No use of personal phones at all times.
Officer Stationed in the Exit
Ensure a one way system is in place.
No one must enter the site from the exit door, guide them towards the entrance, to ensure a one-way system.
Ensure that everyone is wearing face covering whilst on site, and to ensure that the mask is not below the nose.
No photography at all times for everyone, including the staff.
No use of personal phones at all times.
No eating or drinking at the exit.
Officer stationed at the parking.
– Continuously watch out for deliveries and collections by contractors.
Continuously watch out for deliveries and collections by contractors.
Radio-in to the site lead regarding entrance to the parking for the contractors to authorize entrance.
No-one must leave the site within working hours, and if operatives are seen leaving the building, you must radio-in to the site lead to inform them and authorize the leave.
Do not let anyone inside without authorization, must always ask for ID and radio-in to the site lead for authorization.
No photography at all times for everyone, including the staff.