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HOW WAP TEAMS DELIVER COVID SAFE ENERGY RETROFITS Presenters: Amanda Hatherly, EnergySmart Troy Cucchaira, New Mexico WAP Brendon Kjelden, SENDCAA Moderator: Andrea Schroer WAP PM, NASCSP November 24, 2020 NASCSP provides research,


  1. HOW WAP TEAMS DELIVER COVID SAFE ENERGY RETROFITS Presenters: Amanda Hatherly, EnergySmart Troy Cucchaira, New Mexico WAP Brendon Kjelden, SENDCAA Moderator: Andrea Schroer WAP PM, NASCSP November 24, 2020

  2. NASCSP provides research, analysis, training and technical assistance to State CSBG and WAP grantees , @NASCSP Community Action Agencies, and State Associations in order to increase their https://nascsp.org capacity to prevent and reduce poverty and build economic and energy security. SAVE THE DATE! NASCSP 2021 Winter Training Conference A Virtual Experience | March 8-12, 2021 More info coming soon.

  3. National Community Action Partnership National hub for the 1,000 Community Action Agencies and nearly 700 Weatherization Sub-grantees Meg Power, PhD, CCAP – Senior Advisor Weatherization Leveraged Partnerships Project

  4. Weatherization Leveraged Partnerships Project IN-PERSON Assistance and online resources! Visit https://communityactionpartnership.com/energy- partnerships/ Funded by the Department of Energy to offer training and assistance to WAP subgrantees and their associations in designing private partnerships and programs that leverage the WAP.

  5. A 4-hour Online Class developed by Santa Fe Community College

  6. Work Area Containment

  7. Administrative Controls

  8. Safety Starts with a Clear Message

  9. New Opportunities – Remote Assessment https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208924

  10. Re-approaching Client Education

  11. Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  12. Which Mask? N95 Surgical Homemade

  13. Physical Distance/Wear a Mask Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images

  14. Good Hygiene – Wash Your Hands

  15. Easy Access to Hand Cleaning

  16. Clean AND Disinfect

  17. Clean-up High-Touch Points

  18. More Cleaning

  19. Policies and Procedures

  20. COVID Talk TROY CUCCHIARA, NEW MEXICO BRENDON KJELDEN, SEND CAA

  21. Correct Vulnerabilities Push Push through COVID exhaustion through Keep Always keep your guard up Thinking Always be thinking ahead Replace Old habits must be replaced Training Keep what you learned in the training close to you

  22. Achilles Heel  What happens at home is a variable  Not all essential work require safe practices  Not all people are on board  Family gatherings over the next few days will result in positive cases

  23. Daily Testing What would you do if you had the ability to test all staff easily and quickly every day? How would you follow CDC and local guidelines with the smallest impact on your agency’s production?

  24. Protocol for positives, symptoms, exposure Pandemic Policy- How well can you act on your policy State and agency level When it hits, you must know what to do quickly Positive Test Symptoms Exposure

  25. Exposure Defined Back to 15 minutes Irrespective training- cumulative of PPE hierarchy 6’ or less of of controls COVID positive

  26. Thanks for attending! Please visit NASCSP Resources on COVID-19 For more information on the COVID Safety Courses Amanda Hatherly Director, EnergySmart Academy Santa Fe Community College 505-690-2603 amanda.hatherly@sfcc.edu

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