COVID-19 Resources
PREPARE FOR YOUR SAFE REOPENING
We want to be your number one resource when it comes to reopening your establishment. The hospitality industry is the most regulated industry and we already practice safety and hygiene procedures – we are the most prepared for this reopening. It is our responsibility to keep bars and restaurants clean and virus free. With this pandemic, we must take extra care to make sure we are on top of our game. Please review the recommendations from the CDC and Michigan.gov below for procedures and guidelines to follow with your reopening.
We are all–owner, employee and guest alike—being tested in new ways. We need to be able to come together again, for the sake of being together and moving forward. Welcoming the guest, in the time of COVID-19, will require new thinking, trial-and-error and patience. Once open, hospitality businesses will begin, again, to offer the chance for connection and rest for the weary. These times call for thoughtful, strategic, practical and adaptable approaches to your business. Use these guidelines as a starting point and reach out to colleagues and the wide range of resources available through your professional associations and federal, state and local authorities.
Local County Health Department Updates
MLBA Ready to Reopen Resource Guide
COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan with Employee Training Requirements
Employee Health Screening Checklist
Face Covering Sign
Resources:
- CDC Guidelines
- CDC When to Wear Gloves
- CDC When and How to Wash Your Hands
- CDC Handwashing Posters
- CDC How to Protect Yourself and Others
- CDC Feeling Sick? Sign
- CDC Homemade Face Coverings
- CDC Stop the Spread of Germs
- EPA Approved Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies and Procedures
- FDA Food Code
- FDA Best Practices for Pick-up/Delivery Services
- MIOSHA Guide for Reopening
- Michigan.gov Coronavirus Information
- Governor Whitmer’s MI Safe Start Plan
- Governor Whitmer’s Executive Orders
- Monitoring Charts for Managers
- Disinfectants for COVID-19
- Managerial Checklists for Cleaning & Monitoring
- OSHA Guidance for Reopening