COVID-19 restrictions update
Stay at home rules apply to Greater Sydney including the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Wollongong and Shellharbour local government areas.
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COVID-19 Safety Plans and COVID Safe registration
Having a COVID-19 Safety Plan in place will help minimise risk of transmission of COVID-19 on your premises.
Manufacturing and warehouse businesses should also consider the benefits of registering as COVID Safe.
Complete the plan in consultation with your workers, then share it with them.
Keep your plan up to date
You may need to update the plan in the future, as restrictions and advice changes.
Your COVID-19 Safety Plan
You can either:
- use the provided COVID-19 Safety Plan to address the checklist of matters for manufacturing and warehousing
- keep using your existing plan, if you have one, after making sure it includes all the items in the provided COVID-19 Safety Plan.
Complete a COVID-19 Safety Plan
Things to note:
- If you complete the plan online it will take 30 to 45 minutes and must be completed in one session.
- You may need to review current NSW Health guidance on the following areas before completing your plan:
Register as a COVID Safe business
If you've completed your COVID-19 Safety Plan, you can register as COVID Safe.
Related information
Links
- Penalties for businesses breaching public health orders
- Setting up electronic check-in and QR codes
- Customer record keeping
- COVID-19 guidance on ventilation
- COVID-19 posters and signage
- Manufacturing workers: How to stay COVID Safe at work poster A4 (PDF, 71.46 KB)
- SafeWork NSW training - white cards and Health and Safety Representative
- Australian Government information for manufacturing industry
- Getting back to work in a COVID Safe way
- Financial assistance
- COVID-19 rules
- Mentally healthy workplaces
- Translated resources
- COVID-19 Safety Plans for businesses with multiple addresses
- Guidance for businesses with linked COVID-19 cases
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