
SAFE WORK CAMPAIGN GUIDE
Here is a short guide on our safe work campaign to reassure both yourself and our engineer that work will be carried out safely and accurately.
Safe work campaign BEFORE Work Begins
- You must be certain that neither you nor anyone living in your home has symptoms of COVID-19. The NHS website can help you with this.
- If anyone in your home is isolating as a precaution, notify our team to reschedule your appointment.
- You can ask what personal protection equipment (PPE) our engineer will be using.
- If you are clinically vulnerable let our engineer know so that he can take extra care.
- As always, remember to agree to the scope of work and price before going ahead.
WHILE the Work is Being Done
- Disinfect door and handles before and after our engineer comes into your home.
- Work together to protect each other by remembering to follow social distancing guidelines at all times.
- If you feel you are or could be infected while the work is being done, tell our engineer, and stop the service. Then follow the government’s procedures on self-isolation until it is safe for work to start again.
AFTER the Work is Done
- Disinfect all areas where the Gutter Specialists engineer has worked, especially around doors and handles.
- Keep the payment and paperwork contactless.
- Contact Gutter Specialists to warn us if you or anyone else in your home shows symptoms of COVID-19 within a week of the work being finished. You can use the form provided below.
DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK OUR ENGINEER HOW …
- Social distancing will be maintained while the work is being done.
- Our engineer will ensure you are both protected.
- Our engineer plan to deliver the work in your home.
- Our engineer and his team are sure they are free from COVID-19 and have avoided contact with anyone who might have it
DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK OUR ENGINEER ...
- To stand further away if you feel they are breaking social distancing guidelines.
- To disinfect all equipment before and after, and for them to use their own hand sanitiser throughout the day.
- To protect any areas in the house they might be working in.
- To stop work if there is a potential risk of being infected by continuing.
- To ensure that all the areas are clear, clean, and safe when the job has been completed.