 be kept to a minimum Fixed teams/partnering to be implemented Workers to work side by side, or facing away from each other, rather than face to face where possible Increase ventilation in closed spaces Workers to wash hands before and after using any equipment Regular cleaning of common touchpoints, doors, buttons, handles, vehicle cabs, tools, equipment etc Skin to skin contact is to be avoided Adequate supervision to be provided to monitor and manage compliance Re-usable PPE is to be thorough cleaned after use Single-use PPE is to be disposed of so that it cannot be reused BCEGI and subcontractor office layouts to be rearranged to allow people to work and maintain the 0m (or 0m with risk mitigation where 0m is not viable) distancing where possible. Only where it is not possible to move workstations further apart should other measures be implemented such as working back-to-back or side by side rather than face to face or using screens to separate people. BCEGI site management will undertake a monthly COVID-00 Arrangements Inspection to monitor compliance with this management standard. Any instances of non-compliance will be reported to subcontractor site management where applicable and repeated non-compliance may result in site disciplinary action being taken. PPE Where workers are required to wear PPE for their specific task, to control the risk of spread of infection - Re-usable PPE is to be thorough cleaned after use Single-use PPE is to be disposed of so that it cannot be reused FACE COVERINGS Face coverings are not a replacement for the other ways of managing risk, including minimising time spent in contact, using fixed teams and partnering for close-up work, and increasing hand and surface washing. These other measures remain the best ways of managing risk in the workplace. According to the government guidance document ‘Working safely during COVID-00 in construction and other outdoor work', there is growing evidence that wearing a face covering in an enclosed space helps protect individuals and those around them from Coronavirus (COVID-00) but that face coverings are not a replacement for other ways of managing risk. Face coverings are to be made available and worn where workers are not required to wear RPE for their specific task and their workplace 