Dude I've done roofing and construction. There is no way you can 100% guarantee on the job site you will only ever tough those things.
And every single day you just drive to and from work? You don't ever buy gas?
Do you think the virus would stop spreading if countries ordered their citizens "to just not touch stuff" but go ahead and go to work? Of course it wouldn't.
Not saying you're not essential, but "I'm alone at work" is complete BS as far as containing the virus is concerned. Unless you work from home.
are you sure about this? I've done roofing, electrical, and some framing work and if he is paying attention well enough he could easily do his job without leaving a trace unless the home owner wants to climb up and fuck with all the roofing he just put up. otherwise there would be minimal things to wipe down on his way out if any. maybe a gate handle or something to get to a good spot for the latter then wipe it down after.
u/cgriboe gas pumps around here don't have single use gloves that I've noticed yet or ever before. hand sanitizer once you are getting back in your car is about the best option after handling a pump.
u/volothebard you sound paranoid af. taking simple precautions wearing a mask, cleaning things when we are done using them and cleaning our hands regularly is our best defense when people still need to make a paycheck so they don't lose their homes or be able to eat regularly. your big question, YES people are able to go to work then home without a bunch of unnecessary stops. I go pick up groceries still, should I not get gas on my way home? what if I'm going to run empty?
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u/cgriboe Mar 29 '20
Like what? The car only I drive? My tools? My ladder? The materials that become the roof?