Gearing up for production? What extra precautions are you taking?
As the economy starts to re-open and manufacturing and construction projects slowly start to ramp up, what extra precautions are you guys taking to ensure worker safety?
My main concern is how to ensure employees are practicing social distancing, and mask wearing if a social distance can’t be maintained. I imagine this is especially tricky with larger manufacturing plants with lots of employees. Since this will be a requirement for ALL employees, it seems like it will be up to employees and supervisors to ensure this is happening within their departments. How do you guys plan to tackle this issue?
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Lots of floor monitoring - be a vulture haha
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