AHOC COVID-19 Safety Plan – Members and Visitors

AHOC COVID-19 Safety Plan – Members and Visitors

This Covid-19 Safety Plan sets out requirements for members and visitors attending a club event whilst Covid-19 continues to infect our communities.

Wellbeing of members and visitors

• Members and visitors who are unwell must not attend any face-to-face club events.
• Attendees at face-to-face events are strongly recommended to wear a face mask.
• Attendees should have at least a small supply of hand sanitiser with them when attending an event.
• Do not allow others to sit in or touch your car unless you have means to disinfect or sanitise touched surfaces.
• Avoid touching things as far as is practicable.

Physical distancing

• Attendees must book their place before attending a face-to-face event.
• Where reasonably practical, maintain 1.5 metres physical distancing even if wearing a face mask.
• When indoors observe the 4sqm per person rule.

Hygiene and cleaning

• Attendees should adopt good hand hygiene practices.
• The club prefers that any purchases or other payments be made by contactless payment options (credit card).
• Attendees should use hand sanitiser before and after handling objects. Detergent or disinfectant wipes will be available to wipe objects regularly.

Record keeping

• Attendees must provide their name and a mobile number or email address. For family groups, one contact is sufficient to support contact tracing.

Who should get tested and when

Anyone with symptoms of COVID-19, even mild symptoms, should get tested at a COVID-19 testing clinic.

COVID-19 symptoms include:

• fever (37.5 ° or higher)
• cough
• sore throat
• shortness of breath (difficulty breathing)
• loss of taste
• loss of smell.

Other reported symptoms of COVID-19 include:

• fatigue
• runny nose 
• muscle pain
• joint pain
• headache
• diarrhoea 
• nausea/vomiting 
• loss of appetite.

As well as people who have COVID-19 symptoms, other people who should consider testing include:

• People who have visited venues with confirmed cases
• People who have had close contact with a diagnosed person
• People at increased risk
• Travellers returned from overseas
• Anyone admitted to hospital with acute respiratory illness or unexplained fever
• People who have visited latest COVID-19 case locations in NSW.

Call the National Coronavirus Health Information Line for information about COVID-19 on 1800 020 080. +