In Preparation 

• Deep cleaning and disinfection scheduled prior to staff returning 
• Wall mount hand sanitizer stations installed at key points: entrance, store, bathrooms, offices, MakeArt Lab, kitchen, storage, back door area 
• Plexiglass shield designed, fabricated, installed at front desk 
• Each desk furnished with sanitizer  
• All necessary products will be provided for staff and visitors including sanitizing spray, alcohol wipes, paper towels, and hand sanitizer 
• Staff provided with disinfectant wipes to clean cell phones and keyboards 
• Staff and visitors required to wear facemasks at all times
• Staff access to CDC Covid-19 Prevention to ensure they are informed and proactive in monitoring their health. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html
• Ongoing Parklet cleaning

Staff and Visitor Health 

• Employees must notify their supervisor and stay home from work if they have symptoms of respiratory illness consistent with COVID-19 – such as fever, cough, chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or shortness of breath 
• As always, staff encouraged to stay home if feeling ill so as not to infect others 
• Staff privacy will be enforced and upheld 
• Staff must be hyper-vigilant so as not to spread illness to the team

Face Masks and Gloves 

• Staff required to wear a face mask at all times when at work 
• Gloves encouraged 
• Frequent hand-washing essential
• Store staff required to wear gloves 

Visitors 

• Required to wear a facemask before entering 
• Mask given free of charge if needed
• If a visitor refuses to wear a face mask they will not be allowed entry 
• Enforced by gallery ambassadors/museum security, or operations coordinator

Staff Etiquette 

• Staff should cover their cough or sneeze with a tissue, or an elbow or shoulder if no tissue is available, followed by thorough handwashing 
• Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth 
• Shared items should always be sanitized before and after each use https://www.sfdph.org/dph/alerts/coronavirus.asp 

Signage 

• Covid-19 health and hygiene reminders will be placed at entrance, Store counter/reception, bathrooms, back door, and in offices 
• Floor signage for social distancing  
• MCD will disinfect public spaces regularly  https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/communication/print-resources.html?Sort=Dat e%3A%3Ades 

Cleaning and Sanitation Procedures 

• All surfaces that are frequently touched thoroughly sanitized each morning and throughout the day including Store counter/reception and computer keyboards, door handles, handrails, and elevator buttons 
• Drinking fountains closed 
• Sanitization stations positioned throughout the museum 
• CDC Cleaning Guidelines
  https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/reopen-guidance.html 

Janitorial cleaning schedules include: 

• Deep clean when necessary
• All products used and procedures implemented must be in accordance with CDC’s 

recommended guidelines for regular Covid-19 sanitizing

• Parklet cleaning twice weekly
  
  Restroom 

• Cleaning checklists implemented to include routine cleaning of toilet handles, sinks and counters, faucets, door handles, changing table, paper towel, and soap dispensers
• Staff access to a locked bathroom and must disinfect after each use

Staff Offices, Entrances and Break Areas 

• Office and Lab configured per social distancing guidelines 
• Social distancing signage at break areas, kitchen, alarm keypad, tool, and storage areas 

Storage Area 

• Gloves to be worn by preparator team and registrars when handling art, tools, and equipment 

HVAC 

• Filters to be changed as recommended 

Interactive Visitor Touch-Screens | Technical Equipment 

• In-gallery interactive touch-screens eliminated from future exhibitions 

Parklet 

• Open with required social distancing signage
• Weekly cleaning schedule and maintenance   

Museum Entrance and Store Reconfiguration 

• MCD designed, fabricates, and installs plexi-glass barrier at Store counter/reception
• Social distancing floor and window signage  
• Large bags and backpacks placed under the jewelry counter 
• Touchable product samples removed from the front counter and jewelry display 
• Limited contact/cashless POS systems implemented
• Visitors will be allowed to touch items much like a grocery store
• Two to three shoppers at one time, socially distanced
• Stanchions on each side of the counter to protect store staff
• Both front doors to remain open for fresh air 

Security officers or gallery ambassadors 

• Assist with visitor capacity and ensure visitors wear masks at all times 
• Required to handwash and implement sanitary practice

Office and Meeting Space Reconfiguration 

• Spacing between workstations 
• Temporary telecommuting plan
• Limited access to communal spaces 
• Videoconferencing or teleconferencing for meetings 
• Consider canceling, adjusting, or postponing large work-related meetings or gatherings that can only occur in-person
• If video conferencing not possible, staff meets with social distancing measures

Visitor Experience and Safety Guidelines 

• New hours of operation 
• Timed/ticketed entry 
• Designated member and donor hours 
• Small group tours by appointment
• Reduced visitor capacity to ensure social distancing – 25 at one time, socially distanced