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<br /> The City provides essential public transportation services.Therefore, all are considered essential
<br /> workers performing necessary work and will be directed to report onsite. For such workers, the
<br /> City including any contractors (including subcontractors) engaged by the City in the delivery or
<br /> support of transit services will abide by the requirements of public health authorities (CDC, State
<br /> of TX, etc.) as to any measures required to address specifics of the relevant advisory when being
<br /> in public spaces and places.
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<br /> The Citywill provide updated policies and procedures for access to facilities,vehicles,and services
<br /> in compliance with the requirements of public health authorities.The City will communicate these
<br /> to any contractors/subcontractors in keeping with any agreements for service in place at the time
<br /> of the declared emergency, by provision of this SOP. A procedure spelling out actions to take
<br /> during a declared public health advisory is provided in Appendix B.
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<br /> The City's personal protective equipment (PPE) programs should comply with OSHA guidance
<br /> 3990 and 29 CFR 1910.132, as well as with internal agency policy and manufacturers'
<br /> recommendations. This will include PPE for personnel in operations of facilities and vehicles as
<br /> well as those assigned to clean and disinfect vehicles and facilities as part of this SOP's
<br /> implementation.Additional PPE measures for those in the cleaning and disinfection process will be
<br /> required and should follow up-to-date CDC guidelines.
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<br /> Cleaning of transit vehicles and facilities should always be completed prior to disinfection. Cleaning
<br /> procedures should be designed to remove all dirt, grime, and debris from surfaces so they can be
<br /> disinfected during a subsequent process. Recommendations include cleaning transit facilities and
<br /> vehicles daily.
<br /> The entirety of the vehicle or facility area should be cleaned, but efforts should be focused on high-
<br /> touch surfaces such as workstations, operator controls, seats, kiosks, ticket machines, turnstiles,
<br /> benches, handrails, garbage cans, door handles, pay phones, restroom surfaces (e.g., faucets,
<br /> toilets, counters), elevator buttons and system maps. For soft or porous surfaces, remove any
<br /> visible contamination, if present, and clean with appropriate cleansers indicated for use on these
<br /> surfaces. Special care should be taken when cleaning electronics to not damage them.
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