Where can an employer find industry-specific reopening guidance?

The California state government provides guidance for these industries: 

• Agriculture and Livestock 
• Auto Dealerships 
• Child Care 
• Communications Infrastructure 
• Construction 
• Delivery Services 
• Energy and Utilities 
• Food Packing 
• Hotels and Lodging 
• Life Sciences 
• Limited Services 
• Logistics and Warehousing Facilities 
• Manufacturing 
• Mining and Logging 
• Outdoor Museums 
• Office Workspaces 
• Ports 
• Public Transit and Intercity Passenger Rail 
• Real Estate Transactions 
• Retail

The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides guidance for specific worker groups and their employers:  

• Healthcare 
• Dentistry 
• Emergency Response and Public Safety 
• Postmortem Care 
• Manufacturing 
• Meat and Poultry Processing 
• Laboratories 
• Airline Operations 
• Retail Operations 
• Border Protection and Transportation Security 
• Correctional Facility Operations 
• Solid Waste and Wastewater Management 
• Environmental (i.e., Janitorial) Services 
• In-Home Repair Services 
• Business Travelers 

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has guidance for the following industries: 

• Manufacturing 
• Restaurants and Bars 

and Health and Safety Steps for Specific Occupations: 

• Aircraft Maintenance Workers 
• Airline Catering Kitchen Workers 
• Airline Catering Truck Drivers 
• Airline Customer Service and Gate Agents 
• Airport Baggage and Cargo Handlers 
• Airport Custodial Staff 
• Airport Passenger Assistance Workers 
• Airport Retail or Food Service Workers 
• Bus Transit Operators 
• Construction Workers 
• Food and Grocery Pick-up and Delivery Drivers 
• Grocery and Food Retail Workers 
• Long-Haul Truck Drivers 
• Mail and Parcel Delivery Drivers 
• Manufacturing Workers and Employers 
• Maritime Pilots 
• Meat and Poultry Processors 
• Rail Transit Operators 
• Rideshare, Taxi, Limo, and Other Passenger Drivers 
• School Nutrition Professionals and Volunteers 
• Transit Maintenance Workers 
• Transit Station Workers 
• Waste Collectors and Recyclers 

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published Best Practices for Retail Food Stores, Restaurants, and Food Pick-Up/Delivery Services. 

The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) maintains industry-specific guidance for businesses to safely reopen: 

• At-Home Service Providers 
• Bar Industry 
• Business Services 
• Childcare Centers 
• Construction 
• General Office Settings 
• Gyms and Workout Facilities 
• Hair and Nail Salons 
• Retail 
• Restaurants 
• Rideshare, Taxi, Limo, and other Passenger Drivers-for-Hire 
• Small Manufacturing, Repair and Maintenance Shops 
• Small and Medium Sports and Entertainment Venues 
• Worship Services and Religious Gatherings 
• Warehouse and Logistics Industry 

Where can an employer find a consultant to help them?

The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) maintains a Consultants Listing where employers can find local industrial hygiene and environmental health consultants.