Requests for participation made of leading North American safety foundations specifically for provision of select member data to maximize population size were either not answered or provided [ ]the survey instrument was distributed using the means immediately available to the researchers Figure 1 (p 36) provides consolidated data in which respondents reported their level of agreement to: * organizations' routine OSH program requirements being maintained, * adequate PPE supplies being maintained, * effective tracing procedures for possibly exposed workers being implemented, * control of exposed or symptomatic workers, * effective referral process for symptomatic or exposed workers being implemented, and * social distancing implemented per then-current CDC guidelines Figure 2 (p 36) consolidates data in which respondents report the degree that activities have been implemented in all work areas or for all workers, including: * scheduling of workers to minimize their physical interaction, * Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) testing to confirm cleaning and disinfecting effectiveness, * increased sanitation and cleaning, * worker safe practices training, and * face coverings per CDC guidelines The first was to determine whether organization relative risk (Table 2, p 33) results in significant differences in respondents' perception of the pandemic's impact to operations, availability of PPE, continuance of safety routines and confidence in worker protective measures
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