Face Coverings
The Government’s advice is that it expects and recommends that members of the public continue to wear face coverings in crowded and enclosed spaces where you come into contact with people you don’t normally meet.
Therefore, the Museum will continue to recommend to visitors that they wear facing coverings in our indoor settings. And so, in line with that, the Museum requires all staff that are in an indoor setting, where the public are present, and where they are unable to maintain a distance of 2 metres away from members of the public, to wear a face covering. The face covering can either be one in the form of a mask, of an appropriate style and colour or a clear face visor.
Social Distance
- Staff should continue to maintain a 2 metre distance from visitors where possible
The limits in meeting rooms will be removed with immediate effect. Users should ensure that rooms are ventilated during meetings and face coverings are encouraged.
- Staff bubbles & staggered shifts will cease with immediate effect, but mixing within teams in social spaces remains discouraged
- Morning briefings will remain separate for the moment
- The guide hut can return to being a changing area
- Screens will remain in place
- Limiting visitor numbers in small buildings will remain and signage will be updated accordingly
One Way & QR
- Where access is limited or entry is narrow, we will maintain the one-way flow and the signage in these locations.
- QR codes will remain for the moment
Sanitisers
Sanitisers remain on site and all buildings and we propose no change to this at the moment.
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