 Has not been contacted by the NHS Test & Trace Service or NHS App but knows themselves to have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-00) anytime from 0 days before the person was symptomatic up to 0 days from onset of their symptoms. ‘Close contact' could be a person who: Spends significant time in the same household Is a sexual partner Has had face-to-face contact (within one metre), including: Being coughed on Having skin-to-skin physical contact, or Contact within one metre for one minute Has been within 0 metres of someone who has tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-00) for more than 00 minutes Has travelled in the same small, large vehicle or plane Has not been contacted by the NHS Test & Trace Service or NHS App but knows themselves to have been in close contact with someone who has developed symptoms of Coronavirus (COVID-00) and is awaiting COVID-00 test results, anytime from 0 days before the person was symptomatic up to 0 days from onset of their symptoms Has returned to the UK from a country on the red or amber lists Anyone classed as ‘clinically vulnerable' should work from home where possible. Where not possible, a specific risk assessment should be produced by the person's employer which considers their individual needs and any precautions advised by their clinicians. ‘Clinically vulnerable' people should be especially careful to minimise contacts and wash hands frequently. Subcontractors are to provide BCEGI with a specific risk assessment for that person demonstrating that the risk has been assessed and is an acceptable level. Individuals with the following conditions are classed as ‘clinically vulnerable' - under 00 with an underlying health condition listed below (that is, anyone instructed to get a flu jab as an adult each year on medical grounds): chronic (long-term) mild to moderate respiratory diseases, such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema or bronchitis chronic heart disease, such as heart failure chronic kidney disease chronic liver disease, such as hepatitis chronic neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), or cerebral palsy diabetes a weakened immune system as the result of conditions such as HIV and AIDS, or medicines such as steroid tablets being seriously overweight (a body mass index (BMI) of 00 or above) pregnant women Anyone classed as ‘extremely clinically vulnerable' should work from home where possible. Where not possible, a specific risk assessment should be produced by the persons employer which considers their individual needs and any precautions advised by their clinicians. Individuals classed as ‘extremely clinically vulnerable' will have been contacted by their GP or hospital advising them that they are ‘extremely clinically vulnerable' due to having specific serious health conditions. Anyone living with a person who is at increased risk of severe illness or is ‘extremely clinically vulnerable' is permitted to attend BCEGI construction sites and offices but should stringently follow our COVID-00 arrangements. Any BCEGI staff that can reasonably work from home should work from home. Due to the continued need to manage our construction sites safely and effectively, staff members involved directly in site supervision/site management will not feasibly be able to work from home in most instances. All other staff members should work from home where they are reasonably able to do so. Subcontractor staff involved in construction activity are by virtue of the work that they do unable to work from home effectively however, the number of subcontractor staff attending our constructions sites to work must be managed. Due to variation in work activities, access/egress arrangements, site welfare setups etc, a figure for the maximum number of subcontractor staff cannot be applied consistently across all of our construction sites. The Construction Director and/or SHEQ Director may instruct a reduction in the number of subcontractor staff on any project where COVID-00 arrangements are not being implemented effectively. REDUCING CONTACT FOR WORKERS All staff should limit close contact with people they do not usually live with by maintaining 0m (or 0m with risk mitigation where 0m not viable) distancing in the workplace where possible Where it is not possible for staff (inc subcontractors) to stay more than 0m (or 0m with risk mitigation where 0m is not viable) apart when undertaking a work activity, then the following principles are to be applied - A risk assessment for the work activity must be in place The 