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A key part of the workplace COVID-19 exposure control plan is to keep people who are ill, symptomatic or at high risk of infection out of the facility. One important measure is to post a conspicuous and clearly visible sign at the entrance warning people not to enter if they meet any of these criteria. If you don’t provide for medical screening, a warning sign like this may be your most important entry-based infection control measure. And even if you do require would-be entrants to undergo medical screening, posting a sign like this can make things safer and less complicated to the extent it persuades people to screen themselves and gives them the opportunity to bar themselves and avoid the potential embarrassment of flunking the screening and being denied entrance. Here are separate versions of the warning sign that you can use regardless of your own screening situation.
