3 Ways To Manage Risk as You Reopen After COVID-19
Businesses that are operating during the pandemic face an increased risk of disease transmission within their facilities. This could potentially lead to increased liability for illnesses or losses incurred as a result of poor operational strategy. Whether your business has been shut down for months or if you are getting ready to ramp back up to full operations after a slow down, there are ways you can manage the risk associated with SARS-Cov-2 transmission.
1. Implement Sanitizing Processes
It almost goes without saying that you will need to implement a process of increased sanitation. This includes continuous wiping of high contact surfaces such as door handles, light switches, computers, phones and bathroom surfaces. Use a high-quality sanitizing spray that has been approved by the EPA or WHO for virus particles. If possible, increase the rate of air exchange or introduce outside air to reduce virus particle concentration.