This section shows all recent additions and updates made in the past 7 days to Maple Reinders’ COVID-19 webpage.
February 28, 2022 – An updated version of the Legislation Changes document has been added to the Resources & Downloads section below.
Against the backdrop of the global COVID-19 outbreak, Maple Reinders is preparing, responding and communicating to the best of our knowledge.
We are endeavouring to continue to build critical infrastructure and private-sector projects; and our offices and most of our sites remain open. However, these extraordinary circumstances require adaptability to what are sometimes daily or hourly changes.
In this context, please be assured that Maple Reinders’ goals are to do our utmost to protect the health and safety of our staff, clients and wider community. We have been guided in this effort by the advice of local, provincial and national public health authorities and have a formal plan and measures in place as part of our individual and collective efforts to slow and limit the spread of COVID-19.
Maple Reinders’ pandemic task force:
We are grateful for the resilience, leadership and empathy of our employees during a challenging and stressful time. Even at a time when physical separation defines interactions between us, the prevailing strength of our community is more evident than ever.
The link below will direct you to the Maple Reinders’ Contact Tracing Form which helps better understand the process of identifying individuals and locations in the workplace that may have been exposed to a person who is infected (or suspected to be infected) by COVID-19.
The link below will direct you to the Maple Reinders’ Confirmed COVID-19 Case – Response Flowcharts for both project locations and office locations to better understand how to deal with any confirmed COVID-19 cases.
The link below will direct you to the Maple Reinders’ COVID-19 Facial Fabric Covering Communication.
The link below will direct you to the Maple Reinders’ COVID-19 Pandemic Response Plan.
The document below contains Mental Health Resources, which provides information that Maple Reinders hope will help you and your families through these unprecedented times.
The links below provide additional links for more resources on how to handle the transition back in Public Settings.
The links below will direct you to the Public Health Agency of Canada’s official posters about general information on COVID-19 and daily prevention practices.
The links below will direct you to the Maple Reinders’ COVID-19 Screening Questions.
If you would like an electronic screening sign-in created for your office or jobsite location that includes a QR code and website, please email covid19@maple.ca.
The links below will direct you to the Maple Reinders’ COVID- 19 Pandemic Policy and other COVID-19 related information.
The link below will direct you to Canada’s website page that has a list of updated locations where you may have been exposed to COVID-19, specifically if you have travelled recently.
VirtualClinic+ is Canada’s easiest to use telehealth solution. It requires no app downloads and connects you with a doctor when you need it. Covered in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario with a valid health card.
To book an online appointment with a Canadian Doctor, click the link below to visit their website.
Canada Mask Supply was created in response to the increased need for domestic personal protection during this time of crisis. They are a 100% Canadian Company producing a ‘Made in Canada’ protective face masks, made with Hospital-grade material adhering to specifications as set out by the CDC. Canada Mask Supply has shields, which are produced in Canada on a 3D printer.
To find out more information about Canada Mask Supply, click the link below to visit their website.