COVID-19 Related Important Information
Last Updated: December 22, 2020 1:00PM EST |
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Please visit this page for important updates, documentation, and useful links from the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer. As with all things COVID-19 related, the information on this page may change and be updated as new information becomes available, or directives from the University of Toronto or Public Health agencies change.
University of Toronto COVID-19 Response Information and Resources
University of Toronto - Support and Advice for Employees During COVID-19
Wellness at OISE
OISE Return to Building VideoThis is an instructional video that summarizes many of the new protocols and procedures in place at OISE to ensure the health and safety of those who are on-site. All building users are encouraged to view the video before coming on-site. |
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OISE Entry to Building Online Booking Tool
Please note: OISE faculty, staff, and students who wish to visit the OISE Building will need to pre-book their visit using this online tool (a utoronto Office 365 account is required). Bookings can be made in advance, or on the day of, depending on the available occupancy.
On-site visitors will need to sign-in and sign-out with the online tool, instructions are posted at point of entry and exit. The online form can be accessed using any internet enabled device. If you do not have a device that can connect to the internet, OISE Security can assist you with sign-in and sign-out using the log book.
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Health Screening
The process for working on-site at OISE has changed to meet the changing demands of the coronavirus pandemic. Provincial regulation and public health guidance now require that post-secondary institutions implement COVID-19 health screening for anyone coming to campus. In order to comply with these directives,
ALL OISE staff, faculty, and students are required to complete a health-check screening *prior* to coming on-site, each day they will come on site.
The easiest way to complete this health-check requirement is to use UCheck. Completing the UCheck self-assessment screening will provide users with either a “Green Status” result or a “Red Status” result. The self-assessment tool is available at http://ucheck.utoronto.ca/
External vendors, or those visitors to the OISE Building who do not have a UTORID to access the University of Toronto UCheck Self-Assessment tool can complete a printed version of the self-assessment health-check when arriving on-site. This paper version of the self-assessment form is also available to students and employees who do not wish to use UCheck.
The OISE sign-in process will now include a self-declaration question that a self-assessment health-check has been completed.
- Downloadable Employee Self-Assessment Screening Questionnaire
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Downloadable Student Self-Assessment Screening Questionnaire
OISE Return to On-Site Work GuidelinesThis document is a framework for all staff and faculty at OISE on the policies, procedures and protocols we will follow as we transition back to working on-site. |
OISE Return To On-Site Work Guidelines Document |
COVID Related OISE ProcessesThese standard operating procedures are specifically related to modified operating procedures and protocols due to COVID. All visitors to OISE are encouraged to review these SOPs before visiting the building. |
Best Practices for Personal Protection Requesting Protective Barriers Reporting Deficiencies and Non-Compliance
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OISE Common Areas Planning DocumentThis document is an assessment of the protocols and procedures put in place for all common / public areas at OISE to ensure compliance with University of Toronto Environment and Health Services policies as well as Public Health directives. |
OISE Common Areas Planning Document (General Assessment Tool) |
Useful Links
Below you will find links to other University of Toronto web pages related to the pandemic response
- Wellness, Equity and Accommodation Resources
- Managing Your Mental Health During COVID-19
- COVID-19 Prevention & precaution poster
- COVID-19 Restricted Prevention & precaution poster
- COVID-19 Restricted Seat for Physical Distancing poster
- COVID-19 Stairwell poster
- COVID-19 Maximum Room Occupancy poster (Number may vary by space)
- COVID-19 Hand Washing and Sanitizing poster
- COVID-19 Elevator Poster (Maximum occupancy per elevator cab is 2 occupants)
Departmental COVID Related Planning Tools
These are links to the departmental or unit specific planning tools (General Assessment Tool or GAT) that have been developed for the specific floors or areas occupied by each department or business unit. For further information in department specific plans, please reach out to the appropriate Departmental Business Officer or Unit Manager.
- Applied Psychology and Human Development
- Applied Psychology and Human Development – Clinic
- CAO Office
- Centre de recherches en éducation franco-ontarienne (CREFO)
- Continuing and Professional Learning
- Curriculum Teaching and Learning
- Dean’s Office
- Education Commons
- Indigenous Education Network
- Jackman Institute of Child Study
- Leadership and Higher Adult Education
- Office of the Registrar and Student Services
- Social Justice Education