
Mask Training Outline 2022 Ver 2
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Created on January 10, 2022
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COVID-19 Mask Use
SLC also requires anyone entering our campuses to provide proof of full vaccination or approved exemption and a negative antigen test result. This requirement is an additional layer of protection creating a safe environment to work and learn.
When you wear a mask, you are protecting others. When others wear a mask, they are protecting you.
- Contain your respiratory particles
- Prevent or reduce the amount of infectious respiratory particles you inhale, particularly when wearing a well-constructed, well-fitting mask.
KFL&A PUBLIC HEALTH
LEEDS, GRENVILLE AND LANARK HEALTH UNIT
EASTERN ONTARIO HEALTH UNIT
EASTERN ONTARIO HEALTH UNIT
COVID-19 Mask Use
SLC also requires anyone entering our campuses to provide proof of full vaccination or approved exemption and negative antigen test result. This requirement is an additional layer of protection creating a safe environment to work and learn.
When you wear a mask, you are protecting others. When others wear a mask, they are protecting you.
- Contain your respiratory particles
- Prevent or reduce the amount of infectious respiratory particles you inhale, particularly when wearing a well-constructed, well-fitting mask.
KFL&A PUBLIC HEALTH
LEEDS, GRENVILLE AND LANARK HEALTH UNIT
EASTERN ONTARIO HEALTH UNIT
Mask Facts: Non-Medical Masks (Face Coverings, Cloth Masks)
- Fit well to the user’s face
- Are large enough to completely and comfortably cover the nose, mouth, and chin without gaps
- Do not allow air to escape from edges
- Fit securely to the head with ties, bands, or ear loops (Consider shaving facial hair shave short to fit the mask more closely to your face)
- Be comfortable and not require frequent adjustments
- Maintain its shape after washing and drying (for reusable
non-medical masks only)
- Fit well to the user’s face
- Are large enough to completely and comfortably cover the nose, mouth, and chin without gaps
- Do not allow air to escape from edges
- Fit securely to the head with ties, bands, or ear loops. (Consider shaving facial hair shave short to fit the mask more closely to your face.)
- Be comfortable and not require frequent adjustments
- Maintain its shape after washing and drying (for reusable non-medical masks only)
- Have multiple layers, including at least two layers of breathable tightly woven fabric, such as cotton and
- An effective middle filter layer
- Have multiple layers, including at least two layers of breathable tightly woven fabric, such as cotton and
- An effective middle filter layer
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Mask Facts: Non-Medical Masks (Face Coverings, Cloth Masks)
more than one type of material.
Level 3 based on protection offered and intended use.
Mask Facts: Medical/Procedural/Surgical Mask
- Are in close contact with people who are infected
- Can’t maintain a safe physical distance
- Do not have access to a physical barrier
Mask Facts: Medical/Procedural/Surgical Mask
- Anyone who has tested positive for or has symptoms of COVID-19
- People caring for someone who has tested positive or has
symptoms of COVID-19 - People who live in an overcrowded setting with someone who has tested positive or has symptoms of COVID-19
- People who are at risk of more severe disease or outcomes from COVID-19
- People who are at higher risk of exposure to COVID-19 because of their living situation
- Healthcare Workers and First Responders
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- Anyone who has tested positive for or has symptoms of COVID-19
- People caring for someone who has tested positive or has symptoms of COVID-19
- People who live in an overcrowded setting with someone who has tested positive or has symptoms of COVID-19
- People who are at risk of more severe disease or outcomes from COVID-19
- People who are at higher risk of exposure to COVID-19 because of their living situation
- Healthcare Workers and First Responders
Mask Facts: N95 and KN95 Respirators
doffing the mask.
How to Properly Select, Use, and Care for a Mask