COVID-19 will likely change the way we live and work for an extended period. In this landscape, organizations have been seeking short-, medium-, and long-term solutions to guarantee their staff a safe return to work. Protecting the health of employees exposed to contact in the workplace requires implementing biosecurity strategies, social distancing, occupancy limits, cleaning, and disinfection. This article explores preventive measures recommended by HID Global, based on the application of identification technologies.
Limiting Capacity to No More Than 30% of On-Site Employees
To support safety measures, determining the appropriate layout of the workspace is essential. Consequently, office designs should be modified where necessary to ensure adequate physical distance between cubicles and workstations. Additionally, circulation planning is critical, which involves defining entrances, exits, hallways, and traffic flow. Establishing these guidelines ensures safe and orderly mobility inside the building.
