Companies gear up for return to work with new policies to stop COVID-19 spread GlobeBusiness
Businesses, it said, should discourage sharing of telephones, keyboards, desks or workstations, reposition furniture to increase physical distances or install barriers and partitions, and stagger start times and breaks.
In the construction, agriculture and trucking industries, businesses are being told to plan for enough tools to be on site so workers don’t have to share, limit the number of people who use elevators and hoists at one time and disinfect trucks and equipment upon returning them.Auto companies are being advised to limit services and open on an appointment-only basis. If companies have service bays with little distance in between, the government recommends using every other one.
“We’ll see how things pan out,” he said. “Maybe we will decide to work on the half days because it won’t be too hot for them.”
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