The plan describes how to prevent worker exposure to coronavirus, protective measures to be taken on the jobsite, personal protective equipment and work practice controls to be used, cleaning and disinfecting procedures, and OSHA guidance on what to do if a worker becomes sick, including record keeping requirements.

Resources in English

• CISC Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Plan for Construction
  • COVID-19 Jobsite Checklist and Toolbox Talk
  • Template Letter: Essential Industry Employee Notification
  • Template Letter: Employee Notification of Potential Exposure
• Jobsite safety poster
• Jobsite safety poster (Large – 11×17)
• NAHB Encourages Members to Donate Masks to Fight Coronavirus

Resources in Spanish

• CISC Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Plan for Construction (Spanish)
  • COVID-19 Jobsite Checklist and Toolbox Talk (Spanish)
  • Template Letter: Essential Industry Employee Notification (Spanish)
  • Template Letter: Employee Notification of Potential Exposure (Spanish)
• OSHA: COVID-19 (Spanish)
• Jobsite safety poster (Spanish)
• Jobsite safety poster (Large – 11×17 – Spanish)

Additional Government Resources

• OSHA: COVID-19
• CDC: Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection Recommendations
• CDC: Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and Respond to Coronavirus Disease (Updated 3/21/20)

City of Chicago Stay At Home Order

City of Chicago Resources for Multi-Family Properties

HBAI Resources

Illinois Dept. of Public Health COVID-19 Vaccination Plan

Posted March 10th, 2021 at 3:17 PM (CST)

Illinois is currently vaccinating those that are in categories 1B and above.

If you click the attachment and scroll down to page 16 you will see that the next category on deck is 1C (1C includes construction workers). While the state has not announced that 1C can get their vaccinations, you may want to call your pharmacy or local health department to see if they are allowing people in 1C to get an appointment for their vaccine.