1. How are guests expected to stay safe during their visit to NUS Baba House?
Guests visiting NUS Baba House are expected to adhere to the following safety measures during their visit:
1. Wear a mask at all times: All guests, including staff and visitors, are required to wear a mask throughout their visit.
2. Practice social distancing: Guests are reminded to maintain a safe distance of at least 1 meter from others while in the house. Floor markers or physical barriers may be placed in certain areas to assist with social distancing.
3. Follow one-way route and avoid crowding: A designated one-way route will be indicated throughout the house. Guests are encouraged to follow this route and avoid congregating in one area.
4. Use hand sanitizers: Hand sanitizers will be provided at various points in the house for guests’ use. Guests are encouraged to sanitize their hands regularly during their visit.
5. Temperature screening: All guests will have their temperature checked upon entry to the house. Those with a temperature above 37.5°C or displaying respiratory symptoms will not be allowed entry.
6. Limit group size: Visitors are advised to visit in small groups of no more than five people at a time.
7. Stay home if feeling unwell: If guests are feeling unwell, exhibiting any COVID-19 symptoms, or have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, they should refrain from visiting NUS Baba House.
8. Contact tracing information: Visitors may be required to provide their personal contact details for contact tracing purposes.
By following these safety measures, guests can help ensure a safe and enjoyable visit to NUS Baba House while controlling the spread of COVID-19 within the community.
2. Are there any specific safety protocols in place at NUS Baba House?
Yes, NUS Baba House has several safety protocols in place to ensure the safety and well-being of its visitors and staff. These include:
1. Mandatory mask-wearing: All visitors are required to wear masks at all times during their visit.
2. Temperature checks: Temperature checks will be conducted on all visitors at the entrance of the house.
3. Safe distancing measures: Visitors are reminded to maintain a safe distance of at least 1 meter from others while exploring the house.
4. Limited capacity: To maintain safe distancing, the number of visitors allowed in the house at one time is limited.
5. Regular disinfection: High-touch surfaces and commonly used areas are regularly cleaned and disinfected.
6. Contact tracing: Visitors will be required to provide their contact information for contact tracing purposes.
7. Hand sanitizers: Hand sanitizers are available throughout the house for visitors to use.
8. Health declaration: Visitors will be required to make a health declaration before entering the house, stating that they have not been in close contact with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 or exhibited any symptoms in the past 14 days.
9. Protective barriers: Protective barriers have been installed at ticketing counters and other areas where there may be close interactions between staff and visitors.
10. Staff training: All staff are trained on proper hygiene practices and given specific guidelines on managing visitor flow and maintaining safe distancing within the house.
3. What measures have been taken to ensure the health and well-being of visitors at NUS Baba House?
Some measures that have been taken to ensure the health and well-being of visitors at NUS Baba House include:
1. Temperature screening: Visitors are required to undergo temperature screening before entry to the Baba House. Those with a temperature above 37.5 degrees Celsius will not be allowed entry.
2. SafeEntry check-in: All visitors are required to check-in using SafeEntry for contact tracing purposes.
3. Limited capacity: The number of visitors allowed in the house at any one time is limited to ensure safe distancing.
4. Social distancing: Visitors are reminded to maintain a distance of at least 1 meter from others at all times while inside the house.
5. Mandatory mask-wearing: All visitors are required to wear masks throughout their visit.
6. Hand sanitizers: Hand sanitizing stations are available for visitors to use throughout the house.
7. Enhanced cleaning and disinfection: The Baba House and its facilities are regularly cleaned and disinfected, especially high-touch areas such as doorknobs and handrails.
8. Audio guide system: A self-guided audio guide system is used instead of guided tours, reducing close contact between visitors and guides.
9. Educational materials: Educational materials, including brochures and information boards, have been adjusted or removed to reduce touch points and minimize shared surfaces.
10 . Health declaration forms: Visitors may be required to fill out a health declaration form before entering the house.
4. Is there a maximum capacity limit for visitors at NUS Baba House to maintain social distancing?
Yes, NUS Baba House has implemented a maximum capacity limit of 8 visitors per group to maintain social distancing.
5. Are masks required for entry into NUS Baba House?
Yes, masks are currently required for entry into NUS Baba House. This is in line with the current safety measures and guidelines in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Visitors are also required to adhere to social distancing measures and other precautionary measures while inside the heritage house.
6. How often are high-touch areas such as door handles, handrails, etc. sanitized at NUS Baba House?
According to the NUS Baba House website, high-touch areas are sanitized daily at the house.
7. Are there hand sanitizing stations available for public use at NUS Baba House?
Yes, there are hand sanitizing stations available for public use at NUS Baba House. They can be found at the entrance and exit of the house, as well as throughout the tour route. Visitors are encouraged to sanitize their hands before entering and after leaving the house.
8. What is the policy on food and drinks inside NUS Baba House?
The policy on food and drinks inside NUS Baba House is that they are strictly prohibited.
Visitors are not allowed to bring any outside food or drinks into the house. This is to preserve the heritage and historical significance of the house, as well as to maintain its cleanliness and prevent damage to the artifacts and furniture.
However, visitors can enjoy a light snack or beverage at the on-site cafe located in the courtyard area outside of the house.
9. Is there a designated smoking area outside of the house for guests’ safety and consideration of others?
10. Are guests required to clean up after themselves when using the designated smoking area? 11. If there is no designated smoking area, are guests allowed to smoke in their own room or on the balcony?
12. Are any pets allowed in the house? If so, what are the rules and guidelines for bringing them?
13. Is there a quiet hours policy in place for guests to ensure consideration of others in the house?
14. Are there any limitations on using certain amenities such as the kitchen, laundry facilities, or common areas?
15. Is there a security or curfew policy in place for guests’ safety and security?
10. Are children under a certain age or pregnant women advised not to visit NUS Baba House due to any safety concerns?
There are no safety concerns for children or pregnant women visiting NUS Baba House. However, the house has a lot of historical artifacts and delicate furniture, so children should be supervised to prevent any damage. Pregnant women should take necessary precautions to ensure their comfort during the visit.
11. Can guests bring strollers or wheelchairs inside the house?
Yes, guests are allowed to bring strollers and wheelchairs inside the house. The house is wheelchair accessible and has ramps for easy access. However, please note that there are areas in the house, such as the basement and second floor, which may not be accessible for guests using wheelchairs due to narrow stairs.
12. Has there been any training or preparation done by staff members at NUS Baba House to handle emergency situations like fires or earthquakes?
As a heritage site, NUS Baba House conducts regular training and drills for staff members on emergency situations such as fires and earthquakes. The staff members are trained to handle these emergencies and are aware of the procedures in place to ensure the safety of visitors and the preservation of the site. Additionally, there are emergency response procedures in place that include evacuation routes, designated assembly points, and contacts for emergency services. These procedures are periodically reviewed and updated to ensure they are up-to-date and effective.
13. Are there designated emergency exits in case of an evacuation?
Yes, there are designated emergency exits in case of an evacuation. These exits are clearly marked with signs and arrows and are typically located near stairwells or along a designated evacuation route. It is important to familiarize yourself with the location of these exits when entering a new building.
14. Do guests need to sign a waiver before entering for potential hazards within the building structure?
Yes, it is a good idea for guests to sign a waiver acknowledging potential hazards within the building structure. This can protect you from liability in case of any accidents or injuries that may occur. It’s important to clearly outline the potential hazards and have guests understand and agree to the risks before entering the building.
15. How does NUS Baba House accommodate visitors with disabilities or special needs?
NUS Baba House is a heritage site and as such, may have limited access for visitors with disabilities or special needs. However, the staff at NUS Baba House will do their best to accommodate such visitors by making necessary arrangements in advance. It is recommended that visitors contact NUS Baba House prior to their visit to discuss any specific needs they may have.
16. Is photography allowed inside the house and are guests responsible for their own equipment and belongings while on the grounds of NUS Baba House?
Photography inside the house is not allowed without prior permission from NUS Baba House. Guests are responsible for their own photography equipment and personal belongings while on the grounds of NUS Baba House. The management is not liable for any damage or loss of personal items.
17. What precautions should be taken when visiting NUS Baba House during extreme weather conditions like heavy rain or strong winds?
Visitors should exercise caution when visiting NUS Baba House during extreme weather conditions. Here are some precautions that should be taken:
1. Check the weather forecast before your visit and reschedule if necessary: If there is a high chance of heavy rain or strong winds, it may be best to postpone your visit to NUS Baba House.
2. Wear appropriate clothing: In case of heavy rain, it is important to wear proper rain gear such as a raincoat or umbrella to keep yourself dry. If there are strong winds, avoid loose-fitting clothes that may get caught in the wind.
3. Be mindful of slippery surfaces: During heavy rain, the ground around NUS Baba House can become slippery. Take caution while walking and use handrails where available.
4. Seek shelter in case of a thunderstorm: If there is a thunderstorm, seek shelter immediately and avoid sitting or standing under trees or tall structures as they can attract lightning strikes.
5. Follow instructions from staff: In case of an emergency, follow the instructions provided by the NUS Baba House staff for evacuation procedures and designated safe areas.
6. Respect closures or altered operating hours: If there is severe weather, NUS Baba House may be closed for safety reasons or have altered operating hours. Respect these closures and plan your visit accordingly.
7.Prepare for possible power outages: Strong winds and heavy rains can cause power outages in the area surrounding NUS Baba House. It is recommended to carry a fully charged phone for communication purposes and bring along a small flashlight for emergencies.
8. Stay informed about any weather warnings or alerts: Keep yourself updated on any weather warnings or alerts in the area surrounding NUS Baba House before and during your visit.
By following these precautions, visitors can ensure their safety while enjoying their visit at NUS Baba House during extreme weather conditions.
18.Depending on religious practices, can certain objects, like footwear, be allowed within specified areas in the house?
Yes, in some religions, objects like footwear may be allowed only in certain specified areas of the house such as designated entryways or storage spaces. This is often done as a sign of respect and cleanliness for the home and any sacred spaces within it. Some households may also have specific rules about removing shoes before entering certain rooms, such as bedrooms or places of worship. Ultimately, these practices vary based on personal beliefs and customs.
19.Can children explore all areas of the house independently, without adult supervision?
It depends on the age and maturity level of the child. Younger children may not have the capability to explore all areas of the house independently without supervision, while older children may be able to do so with certain rules and guidelines in place. It is important for parents to assess their child’s abilities and set boundaries accordingly to ensure their safety.
20.What is the policy on bringing personal belongings, such as backpacks or large bags, into NUS Baba House?
According to the NUS Baba House website, visitors are not allowed to bring large bags or backpacks into the house. This is to protect the fragile artifacts and prevent any damage to the building. Visitors are advised to leave their bags at the reception area or use lockers provided at the house. The house also does not permit food, drinks, and photography inside its premises. Flash photography is strictly prohibited as it can cause damage to the delicate objects on display.