Security & Safety Considerations for Restaffing & Reopening Our Cultural Institutions - Part 2: Bringing Staff Back to the Workplace

Start
May 21, 2020
9:00 AM
End
December 31, 2022
Location
ifcpp.org

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This webinar is free for both IFCPP members and non-members.

This recently recorded webcast will be available for you to watch from the link sent in your confirmation email.

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Security & Safety Considerations for Restaffing & Reopening Our Cultural Institutions - Part 2: Bringing Staff Back to the Workplace

The second webinar in IFCPP’s free multi-part series will be presented by Armando Leon, CIPM, Director of Security at the Museum of the Bible (MOTB) in Washington DC. Part 2 of the series will include information gathered from MOTB (IFCPP’s 2020 conference host), the Cultural Property Reopening Workgroup forum, and a wide variety of other leading sources.

This session features a multitude of advance planning considerations, including:

Defining who should return to the workplace and essential functions
Continuing telework and virtual meeting options, and rotating staff to maintain distancing
Volunteer and trade union considerations
Managing staff complaints and refusal to return to work
Managing community spaces
Screening considerations for employees, volunteers, contractors, and business visitors
Re-defining employee attendance policies
Identifying hotspots
Reducing exposure
Supplying personal protection equipment (PPE)
Sanitation, cleaning and disinfecting
Managing contractor work and expectations
Staff support and wellness checks
Communications and establishing protocols for employee input and feedback

Registration will include access to the recorded presentation for ongoing reference. This recently recorded webcast will be available for you to watch from the link sent in your confirmation email.

Additional information will be provided next week in Part 3 of the series, “Opening to Visitors”

Please forward this offering to your colleagues that might benefit from this timely and critically-important information.

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