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• Heat Illness Guide: Heat illness prevention procedures should be implemented for crews working outdoors on very hot days. Heat illness includes heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Read this guide to learn more about each type of illness and proper treatment.

• Heat Illness Prevention: Recognizing risk factors and symptoms, then taking the appropriate action is key for preventing more severe illnesses, such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Read this handout to learn more about recognizing hazards, risk factors, health effects, emergency response, prevention, and acclimatization.

• Click here for the Employee COVID-19 Contact Tracing Pre-Interview Questions. Download the form and then fill out all fields as accurately as possible.

• How can I register for a COVID-19 vaccine in California? Click here to learn more about how it woks in every Bay Area county.

• Vaccine FAQs

• General Vaccine Talking Points

Most COVID-19 infections are caused by people with no symptoms. Break rooms are one of the highest risk places in the workplace because people remove their masks. If possible, enjoy your break outdoors. The following tips apply even if you’ve received the vaccine:

• Keep your mask on at all times (except when putting food or drink into your mouth)

• Stay 6 feet apart - Enjoy a quiet break or meal by minimizing talking

• Open windows and doors if safe to do so

• Clean and disinfect the area, and wash your hands before and after your meal