COVID-19 information for business, industry and local government

Infection prevention and control and PPE (including ventilation)

• Infection prevention and control advice on cleaning and disinfection (PDF 546KB)
• Doffing coveralls in the context of COVID-19 (PDF 3MB)
• Stay safe at work posters (PDF 2.7MB)
• Advice for use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for workers in community settings (PDF 329KB)
• Advice on how to access personal protective equipment (PPE)
• PPE: Donning and doffing in community settings (PDF 1.2MB)
• PPE: Donning and doffing in industry settings (PDF 1.3MB)
• Stop – No entry beyond this point poster (PDF 178KB)
• Stop – Authorised access only poster (PDF 179KB)
• Universal prevention activities (PDF 460KB)

Ventilation

• COVID-19 and air purifiers/cleaners (PDF 149KB)
• COVID-19 and building ventilation (PDF 221KB)
• COVID-19 and ventilation at home (PDF 214KB)

 Travel and transport

• Advice on travelling to and around Western Australia (external site)
• Smartraveller (external site)
• Advice for international travellers (external site)
• Border information from the Department of Home Affairs (external site)

Local government

• Information for Aboriginal people (HealthyWA) 
• COVID-19 event planning, registration and guidelines 
• Cleaning and sanitising food premises and food equipment

Maritime

There are currently no guidelines related to COVID-19 and cruising in WA, however WA Health encourages passengers to stay up to date with COVID-19 and influenza vaccinations, as well as any destination-specific travel vaccines.

Cruise ships remain a higher risk setting for communicable diseases. To continue to cruise safely, operators should apply industry best practice to minimise the transmission of communicable diseases including COVID-19, other acute respiratory infections and gastroenteritis.

See Advice for Safe Cruising (external site).