The Agrichemical Warehouse Standards Association (AWSA) has released a Revised COVID-19 Auditing Policy. Effective August 1, 2021 audits can be completed either virtually or in-person.
Ag-retailers have the option of booking an in-person audit or a virtual audit for any of the codes audited by AWSA subject to the following conditions:
- The ag-retailer has the choice of either a virtual or in-person audit.
- Auditors also have a choice of completing an audit virtually or in-person depending on their individual circumstances.
- Both parties must agree to either an in-person audit or a virtual audit.
- Provincial COVID-19 guidelines must permit in-person visits. Based on a July 1, 2021 review of provincial reopening plans, an in-person audit is permissible in all provinces. Please ensure you remain current with your provincial guidelines. If a provincial guideline changes which disallows in-person visits, all in-person audits will convert to virtual audits.
- If an in-person audit is to be completed, the following additional conditions apply:
- All parties will complete a COVID-19 symptom assessment and be symptom free (see waiver).
- Social distancing is practised at all times during the audit.
- Face masks are to be worn at all times during the audit.
- A COVID-19 waiver is completed.
- Adherence to all ag-retailer COVID-19 related policies.
For more information: https://awsa.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/COVID-19-Stakeholder-notice-7.23.2021.pdf
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