Guideline for effective development of COVID-19 safety plan in business establishments
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https://doi.org/10.14456/dcj.2022.40Keywords:
Business establishments, COVID-19 safety plan, Requirements of COVID-19 safety managementAbstract
The objective of this article is to promote the guideline for effective development of COVID-19 safety plan in business establishments in Thailand. This guideline can be used for establishing COVID-19 safety plan (COVID-19 SP) besides emergency response plan and business continuity plan. COVID-19 SP describes the requirements of COVID-19 safety management aspects including role of contractor and subcontractors, jobsite or office practices on safety measures in complied with the Ministry of Labor’s law, practices pursuant to communicable disease laws, or the representatives specifically assigned in any particular area.
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