FAQ for UNamur staff members
My COVID-19 test is positive
Send your health certificate to the RH service and to your manager.
Get in contact with the sanitary watch cell of the Crisis Committee by email administration.serp@unamur.be or by phone + 32 (0)81 72 53 42.
No information will be asked for your private activities, nor the names of the people you have been seeing on and/or outside the campus.
I have the feeling I have COVID-19-like symptoms
Leave the campus and notify the RH service and your manager. If remote working is possible, carry on your activities at home. If not, ask your doctor a quarantine certificate.
I have been in contact (more than 15 minutes) with a person who was tested positive or was having symptoms.
Do not come to the campus and notify the RH service and your manager. Contact your doctor to determine the process (testing + quarantine certificate if needed).
If you are already on the campus, leave the campus as soon as possible and contact your doctor to determine the process (testing + quarantine certificate if needed).
I have been in contact (more than 15 minutes) with a person who was tested positive or was having symptoms, but protective measures were observed.
There is no reason to leave the campus. In conjunction with your manager, observe the following precaution principles: limit your physical contacts as much as possible, pay attention to your health during the 14 days following the contact, wash your hands more often, wear a facemask when displacing.
I am back from a red zone, can I come to work?
On arrival, you should be tested and observe a quarantine period. For researchers coming back from a red zone, the following procedure is implemented: quarantine accommodation, accompaniment for the testing.
I am back from a red orange, can I come to work?
When back from an orange zone and if symptoms appear, you have to be tested. A quarantine period is recommended.
I am the parent of a child who has been in contact with a positive case at school, what must I do ?
If the child need to stay home because he/she was tested, and is waiting for results, the parent is considered as a low risk person as long as the child is not tested positive.
