Upon arriving at work, employees should get a temperature and symptom check.Inside the office, desks should be 6 feet apart. If that isn't possible, employers should consider erecting plastic shields around desks.Seating should be barred in common areas.And face coverings should be worn at all times.These
Inside the office, desks should be 6 feet apart. If that isn’t possible, employers should consider erecting plastic shields around desks.These are among sweeping new recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the safest way for American employers to reopen their offices to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
And some border on the impractical, if not near impossible: “Limit use and occupancy of elevators to maintain social distancing of at least 6 feet.” Story continuesCiting extreme examples like Twitter, which has said it may never return to corporate office space, Hancock said that he has heard similar things from both Silicon Valley companies and those outside the region. Many are planning to stay safe by thinning who is required to come to work, along with making plans consistent with the CDC guidelines.
The CDC addressed that part, too, reiterating what has become a kind of national mantra: regular hand washing of at least 20 seconds; no fist bumps or handshakes; no face touching. Peter Kimmel, the publisher of FMLink, a publication serving the facilities management industry, said that the CDC guidelines are “a good checklist of what needs to be done.”
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