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Infection Control in the Post-Pandemic Workplace

This paper focuses on how companies can welcome colleagues back post-coronavirus and how they can consider  adapting the workplace to minimise the risk of a second wave of infection. Furthermore, this  PDF will give insight on what types of adaptations can be made to hotspots of activity and areas with high population density pre-Covid, in order to ensure that we have learnt the lessons taught by the unprecedented worldwide phenomenon of the coronavirus, as well as preparing for and protecting ourselves against future pathogenic infections.

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How employers can transform the lobby, reception area and the workplace as employees return to work in a post-Covid-19 landscape.

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Health Screening

Screening the health of occupants travelling through a given site can give peace of mind to employers, management and stakeholders by detecting indicators of an infection.

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PPE

Personal Protective Equipment worn items create a barrier between the person and the outside world, and can substantially reduce the risks of catching and spreading an infection.

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Sanitise to Access

Antibacterial gels have been added to common areas within work buildings to encourage employees to sanitise their hands on a regular basis.

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Post -Pandemic Workplace

As an area of high user density, the lobby will be a key area for adjustments in a post Covid-19 landscape.
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