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Guidelines for resuming economic activities in Peru during COVID-19

Guidelines for resuming economic activities in Peru during COVID-19

14
May / 2020
Por: RGB Avocats – Corporate lawyers in Peru

I - ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

The Supreme Decree in question has established a schedule for resuming economic activities, which will happen in four (04) phases, starting off in May 2020. Thus, the activities which will be reopened during Phase 01 include:

ACTIVITIES ALLOWED DURING PHASE 01

Mining and Industry

Construction

  • Explotation, processing, storage, transport and closure of mines related to big mining activities; as well as public works of national interest and hydrocarbons.
  • Supplies for agricultural activities.
  • Industrial Fishing (indirect human consumption)
  • Temporary production: purchase orders (exports) outstanding and overdue.
  • Industries including: glass, forest (wood or otherwise), paper and cardboard, plastic and ice, textiles and crafts, machinery and equipment.
  • Metalworking industries.
  • Basic Chemical substances, fertilizer and agricultural complementary services (for essential activities).
  • Projects of the National Plan of Infrastructure for Competitiveness (PNIC).
  • Projects of the Authority for Reconstruction with changes (ARCC).
  • 56 Projects of the Transport and Communications sector.
  • 36 sanitation works.
  • Agricultural infrastructure activities (risk, maintenance, drainage, etc).
  • Priority real estate projects (excavation, structure and finishes, and rural housing).
  • Agricultural products (lease and sale of machinery).
  • Investments concerning optimization, marginal increase, rehabilitation and reposition (IOARR), water and sewage access in police departments, hospitals and schools.
  • Industries and services related to construction.

Commerce

Services and Tourisme

  • Sale and purchase of agricultural products.
  • Digital commerce of household goods and similar.
  • Restaurants and similar, authorized for delivery (with their own logistics for the establishment, security protocol and order pick up).
  • Categorized hotels and tourist transportation for essential activities.
  • Services linked to telecommunications.
  • Complementary services linked to agriculture.

Services and Tourism

Services and Tourism
  • Services provided to companies (tech support and professional services, export of know-how services).
  • Public notaries. Recycling services.
  • Maintenance of equipment related to construction and housing (pumps, water heaters, elevators, gas, electrical technician, carpentry, etc).
  • Storage services for: fertilizer and agricultural prime materials, plastic articles, glass, paper, cardboard, sawing, ice).

II - GUIDELINES FOR MONITORING THE HEALTH OF WORKERS

In addition to the aforementioned, employers are required to adopt and enforce guidelines to prevent workers and customers from contracting COVID-19. Thus, the government has established seven (07) basic guidelines for employers and workers to follow, as economic activities are resumed:

1) Cleaning and disinfecting the workplace;

2) Evaluating workers’ health condition, before their return and reincorporation into the workplace;

3) Mandatory washing and disinfecting of hands

4) Training concerning preventing contagion in the workplace;

5) Collective measures for the prevention of spread;

6) Personal protection measures;

7) Monitoring workers’ health in the context of COVID-19.

Concerning workers who were infected with COVID-19, in mild cases they shall be allowed to work after 14 calendar days of having initiated quarantine; and 14 calendar days after being discharged from the hospital, in severe cases.

Workers belonging to the following at risk groups shall stay in quarantine, until otherwise specified:

  • Seniors older than 60;
  • Arterial hypertension;
  • Cardiovascular diseases;
  • Cancer;
  • Diabetes Mellitus;
  • Obesity of BMI of 30 or more;
  • Asthma;
  • Chronic respiratory diseases;
  • Chronic kidney insufficiency;
  • Immunodeficient diseases or conditions.
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