GENERAL INFORMATION
Implemented Health and Safety Measures for all rowers:
- All rowers should have their own mask:
- Masks should be worn inside the cottage, on land, and on the dock.
- Masks are not required to be worn while engaging in practice activities on land or on the water.
- All rowers should maintain proper physical distancing of at least 6 ft
- All rowers should be following all cleaning and disinfection procedures every day with their equipment:
- Oars disinfected before and after each use
- Boats washed and disinfected after each use
- Wellness Checks:
- Every day each rower will affirm they are in good health and have not been in contact with anyone experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 as detailed by the CDC.
- Each rower’s temperature will be taken via an infrared thermometer. Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to attend practice until they are fever free for 48 hours.
- All logbook scullers will use an online logbook instead of the binder in the oar shed.
- All repairs will be noted on an online repair log instead of on the board in the oar shed.
- Designated staff COVID-19 contact.
Implemented Health and Safety Measures for all staff and volunteers:
- All staff and volunteers will be required to wear masks while on land and interacting with rowers.
- All staff and volunteer health will be monitored daily.
- Staff will clean and disinfect high-touch areas such as door knobs and faucets before and after each practice.
Administrative Changes to ensure Health and Safety for staff and parents:
- All financial transactions will be done through our website.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
CDC Considerations for Youth Sports
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-childcare/youth-sports.html
US Rowing Return to Training Guidelines
https://usrowing.org/documents/2020/5/12//USRowing_Reopen_Boathouse_Document_Final_v_1_0.pdf?id=2286
FL Department of Health COVID-19 Guidelines and Resources
