Registered COVID Marshals
It is important that we know who our registered COVID19 marshals are. This is a list of current COVID19 marshals who have completed the online course.
We have implemented the following rule for all clubs:
- All clubs who are rostered as the 'away' team on the scheduled game must provide a trained COVID19 marshal, who is responsible for ensuring that the COVID19 rules are being followed, and is also responsible for making sure the playing equipment, score bench, player bench etc. is cleaned once the game has been completed.
A copy of all current trained COVID19 marshals can be found on the attached document at the bottom of the webpage. This document is continuously being updated with new certificates.
If you wish to be trained as a COVID19 marshal, please click the link to direct you to the SA Gov webpage: https://marshal.clickontraining.com.au
More information can be found on the SA Gov website here: https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/business-and-work/covid-marshals
Once you have completed your training, please forward your certificate to: 'yorkevalleybasketball@gmail.com' to be uploaded to the list.
A COVID Marshal must:
- Be 18 years of age or over.
- Complete the required training and keep records of the training to provide to an authorised officer on request.
- Take reasonable steps to visually identify as a COVID Marshal.
A COVID Marshal is required to:
- Promote and ensure infection control practices (eg frequent hand washing) are followed.
- Promote and take practical steps to ensure people* participating in the operations are complying with density requirements currently 1 person per 2 square meters,
- Promote and take practical steps to ensure people are physical distancing, comply with the 1.5 metre rule.
- Ensure that all COVID Safe Plans and COVID Management Plans (where relevant) or specific polices/protocols in relation to the prevention of coronavirus are effectively implemented and monitored.
- Ensure that the operation has sufficient seating, hand washing facilities and cleaning regimes.
- Be present supervising prescribed operations at all times (except where the site operates for 24hrs where at all times means times of high patronage).
A person conducting prescribed operations must ensure that the prescribed operations are supervised by a COVID Marshal. If a place is used for prescribed operations conducted by different people, the owner of the place, or the person with care, control and management of the place, must ensure that the prescribed operations at the place are supervised by a COVID Marshal in accordance with this clause.
COVID Marshals have no formal authority and are not formal authorised persons. Where patrons, employees or staff are believed to be breaching COVID-19 Directions and have not followed the advice provided by the COVID Marshal, the Marshal is advised to contact South Australia Police on 131 444 to report the breach of the COVID-19 Directions. In the first instance it is the role of the Marshal to politely advise the person breaching the direction of their requirement and members of the public are asked to respectfully adhere to this instruction. Failing to follow the Emergency Management Directions is an offence.
