COVID-19 Workplace Safety Toolkit
Have Questions? Contact Miosha
- Call the workplace safety and health hotline
The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) launched a new hotline to help answer COVID-19 workplace guideline questions. The new toll-free number will provide additional support, utilizing experienced MIOSHA staff, to best answer questions from employers and workers to quickly respond to inquiries related to COVID-19 for all involved.
Employers and employees with questions regarding workplace safety and health may contact MIOSHA using the new hotline at
855-SAFEC19 (855-723-3219). - report workplace safety and health concerns
Subscribe for Workplace safety Updates
Sign up to recieve the latest updates from MIOSHA on workplace safety guidance and resources.
- Sign up for workplace safety updates
COviD-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR general industry
For Employees
Additional Resources
Printable Posters
No Mask, No Service - customer poster
Limited Capacity - restaurant poster
Wear mask until seated - restaurant poster
Waiting area closed - restaurant poster
Do not enter - customer poster
Retails stores with less than 50,000 square feet
Disinfect equipment - fitness center poster
Retail stores with more than 50,000 square feet
Workplace Safety Guidelines Poster
Know Your Rights - Employee Poster
SOCIAL MEDIA GRAPHICS
- Twitter or Facebook - No shoes, shirt, mask, no service
- Twitter or Facebook - Construction Safety Snapshot
- Twitter or Facebook - Fitness Centers Safety Snapshot
- Twitter or Facebook - Manufacturing Safety Snapshot
- Twitter or Facebook - Restaurant and Bars Safety Snapshot
- Twitter or Facebook - Retail Safety Snapshot
- Twitter or Facebook - General Safety Tips
- Twitter or Facebook - Hygiene Safety Tips
- Twitter or Facebook - COVID-19 Symptoms
COvid-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR Manufacturing industry
manufacturing guidance
COviD-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Construction guidance
COVID-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR RESTAURANT AND BARS INDUSTRY
COVID-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR LABORATORY RESEARCH INDUSTRY
Research Laboratory Guidance
COVID-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR OFFICES
Office Guidance
COVID-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR RETAIL INDUSTRY
COVID-19 Workplace Safety Guidance for Outpatient Healthcare Facilities
Outpatient Healthcare Guidance
COvid-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR gyms and fitness centers
COvid-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR gyms and fitness centers
Gyms and fitness centers guidance (Regions 6 & 8)
COVID-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR personal care SERVICES
personal care services guidance
covid-19 workplace safety guidance for in-home services
in-home services guidance
COVID-19 WORKPLACE SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR sports and entertainment facilities
sports and entertainment facilities guidance
COVID-19 Workplace Safety Guidance Additional Resources
Where can my business purchase PPE?
Are you in need of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) including face masks, face shields, gloves and goggles as your business transitions to in-person operations over the coming weeks? Pure Michigan Business Connect is offering a procurement program to assist businesses in accessing non-medical grade Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) to keep their employees and customers safe as they begin resuming in-person operations, as is required by Executive Order 2020-97.
- Get started at MichiganBusiness.org/PPE
Suitable Work or Refusal to work
The Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) has developed new guidance on Suitable Work and Refusal of Work for workers and employers.
While the guidance reminds employers of their obligations to follow workplace safety laws and guidance related to COVID-19, it also focuses on policy that expanding good-cause related to COVID-19 for employees who refuse offers of work and seek to continue receiving unemployment benefits.
- visit michigan.gov/suitablework
Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s MI Safe Start Plan outlines how we will begin to re-engage while continuing to keep our communities safe. Re-engagement will happen in phases. Those businesses that are necessary to protect and sustain life are already open. As we move into lower-risk phases, additional business categories will re-open and the restrictions on public gatherings and social interactions will ease.
- MI SAFE START
MI Safe Start Map is an online dashboard that visually illustrates COVID-19 risks and trends in Michigan, providing residents with important information about the pandemic status where they live and work.
In an effort to help reopen businesses safely and re-engage in the economy, the MI Symptoms Web Application is a cost-free way for employers to comply with Executive Order 2020-114 and implement a COVID-19 symptoms screening questionnaire for employees.
Employers who want to register their business for MI Symptoms need to complete this form.- Mi Symptoms Employer FAQ
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