How should volunteers in different divisions of work do their personal protection under the severe situation of the epidemic?

With the current severe epidemic situation and shortage of staff, more and more people are joining the ranks of volunteers. Today, Sincere will introduce to you how volunteers in different divisions of work should do a good job of personal protection.

1.Volunteers responsible for information collection and registration are in direct contact with the sampled persons. It is recommended to wear "big white", that is, three levels of biosafety protection: gloves, disposable work caps, disposable protective clothing and waterproof boot covers, wear N95 masks or protective masks, wear protective face shields;

2. Volunteers who are responsible for maintaining the order at the scene, do not have direct contact with the sampled person, can maintain a distance of 1-2 meters, and occasionally provide on-site assistance, such as helping children and the elderly, coordinating personnel grouping, etc. Biosafety secondary protection: wear gloves, disposable work caps, disposable isolation gowns, protective masks and face shields, disposable shoe covers, etc.;

3. Volunteers responsible for logistical support should arrange the work site before the start of sampling. After the sampling begins, they can leave, rest nearby until the follow-up matters, without contact with the sampled personnel. It is recommended not to wear "big white", nor to implement strict biosafety secondary protection, just a mask and gloves;

4. It is recommended that the volunteers responsible for maintaining order at the scene should be responsible for the disposal of waste, in order to reduce the workload of the staff. If necessary, a waterproof apron should be added on the basis of the implementation of biosafety secondary protection;

5. Community security personnel, according to the nature of work, the protection requirements are also recommended to be refined: security personnel responsible for the registration of the entry and exit information of community owners and couriers are recommended to implement secondary biosafety protection; for personnel who control the entry of traffic flow in guard boxes, it is recommended that masks and gloves be worn.