MGM will also strongly encourage guests to wear masks in public areas and offer masks to any guests who need one, free of charge.

Mandatory masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): All employees will be provided and required to wear an approved mask.

Guests will be asked to abide by a similar self-screening protocol before arriving and during their stay. Employees are currently and will continue to go through temperature checks before entering properties.

Screening, temperature checks and employee training: Employee-screening measures will assess signs and symptoms of infection and whether the employee resides or cares for someone who has recently been diagnosed with the virus.

Read MGM's full 'Seven-Point Safety Plan' below: A spokesperson says its too early to say whether all of those employees will come back or not once Maryland gives the green light to reopen. MGM National Harbor's 3,300 employees were furloughed. 'We won't get back to where we were before until you're allowed to have big conventions again, and to where MGM is full and lively and the rest of National Harbor is hopping with all the restaurants full,' Digby said. We're looking forward to it, but we certainly want to do it safely,' said Kent Digby, the executive vice president of National Harborįour people evaluated after tour bus crash on Beltway's Outer Loopĭigby says MGM is a vital part of National Harbor's success and a safe reopening is crucial. With the closing of Maryland's casinos, the state, Prince George's County and National Harbor have lost millions upon millions in revenue. 'It's not perfect, but, look, we've taken a lot of guidance from medical experts,' Hornbuckle said. 'The safety of our employees and our customers is paramount and we've gone through quite a bit of the protocols in getting ready to do that,' MGM's acting CEO Bill Hornbuckle said in a phone interview with the Today Show.Ĭhecking employee's temperatures, requiring employees to wear face masks, installing hand washing stations, prohibiting eating on the casino floor and keeping people 6 feet apart are among the company's 'Seven-Point Safety Plan' protocols. MGM Resorts International released its health and safety plan Tuesday for reopening its casinos in Las Vegas and the National Harbor. Playing the slots or sitting at a blackjack table will look much different at MGM National Harbor once it's allowed to reopen.

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