Section 4: Guidance for Coaches
Section 5: Guidance for COVID Monitors
The Role of the COVID Monitor
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As per the Return to Cricket Guidance published by Cricket Scotland prior to Phase 2 of the Scottish Government route map, clubs should ensure a COVID Monitor is present at the club during club acivity.
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The role of the COVID Monitor is to:
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Be present during opening times to monitor the operation with a copy of the booking sheet in order to resolve any booking issues that could result in social distancing guidelines being ignored.
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Log members contact details in the event of a requirement to track and trace
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Ensure club members are abiding by Scottish Government guidance.
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Carry out a daily/per session check that the facilities are safe to use.
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Report any issues to the club committee or venue Manager
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FAQ's for a Club COVID Monitor​
Q. What if a club member is caught not abiding by the guidance
A. In this instance, the member should be informed on why they are breaking the guidance rules and be warned if appropriate. We would suggest that the club committee ensures members understand the consequences of breaking the rules.
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Q. What do I do if I suspect someone is displaying any of the COVID-19 symptoms?
A. The visible symptoms are likely to be:
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Other symptoms include a headache, sore throat and lack of the ability to smell or taste.
If any member is showing any of these symptoms they should be informed to leave the club immediately and return home. They should then follow the Scottish Government guidelines.
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Q. How do I keep up to date with Scottish Government and NHS guidance?
A. There are various online resources that are updated daily including:
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Q. How should my club ensure we are maintaining the safety of members?
A. COVID-19 could be with us well into next season. Our advice is for a permanent COVID Manager to be appointed to the club committee to oversee all COVID related issues going forward.
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Q. What do I do if a member contacts the club to say they have tested positive for COVID-19?
A. Having been tested positive, the NHS will implement contact tracing procedures and will likely contact the club / yourself for information on all the potential members that may have come into contact with the individual. This is why it is important to keep attendance records for each day.
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To see how contact tracing works click here
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Q.How long should the club keep attendance records?
A. There is no set guidance for this. therefore we recommend keeping all attendance records until further notice.
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