Do not come to campus if:
DO NOT come to M3 if you are exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms. Review and follow the University’s Health Protocols at all times.
To minimize risk, employees and students must not come to campus when ill. For this reason, the University requires that employees and students monitor themselves daily for symptoms of COVID-19. The COVID-19 self-assessment tool, found in the WatSAFE app and on the University’s Health Protocols site provides clear directions on how to self-assess. Signage posted at building entrances will remind employees and students to conduct self-assessments.
Ensure that Working Alone guidelines are followed at all times.
Hand hygiene
Hand hygiene should be performed regularly throughout the day. At minimum, employees and students shall wash hands or perform hand sanitization:
- When entering or leaving a new space
- When they remove gloves
- After using shared equipment
Hand washing is the preferred method of hand hygiene at UW. If hands are soiled (dirt, debris, oils, grease, and other contaminants), hand sanitizers will not be effective. Use soap and warm water in these cases. If work consistently causes hands to be soiled, hand washing facilities need to be provided and accessible (sink and soap).
Social distancing and directional signage
Maintain 2M Social Distance from other building occupants.
Please follow the directional signs when walking through the building.
In areas where multi-directional traffic is permitted, please stay 2 Meter from others.
Face Coverings
Face masks or other face coverings are now required in common use areas of University buildings. These areas now also include classrooms and teaching labs
A face covering can be a medical or non-medical mask or other covering, including a bandana, scarf or other fabric that covers the nose, mouth and chin to create a barrier to limit the transmission of respiratory droplets. Learn more on the face coverings webpage.