Considerations For Communal Areas / PPE Options / Social Distancing Information
When an employee is on the move, whether that be in a hallway or any space in between, there are opportunities to communicate policies, traffic flow, capacity limits, including important and exciting company messaging. In addition, safety supplies may need to be added and existing furniture may need to be changed.
See below for some ideas on how to improve movement and safety in these communal areas.
Considerations For Communal Areas
Communal Individual Seating
Individual seating is an easy way to set up social distancing requirements within a communal area. AAA can create a space where people can congregate and social distance in style.
Durable Finishes
AAA offers durable, cleanable and anti-microbial finishes for all surfaces including seating in your communal area.
Reconfigure Communal Areas
AAA can help to integrate protective measures into your business that are individually tailored to meet your needs of both protection and design.
PPE Options
Hygiene Stations
Hand sanitizer stands are perfect for high touch communal areas, taking up little space and offering easy repositioning.
PPE Organizers
PPE organizers are available in many configurations to facilitate placement throughout all communal areas.
Social Distancing in Offices, Reception Areas, and Other Work Settings
As we all continue to respond to the changing world which COVID-19 has created, it is important your employees and Guests understand how to implement social distancing.
These are steps that employees can use to establish social distancing in their workspaces.
Keep in mind that social distancing guidelines are based on a 6-foot separation of individuals, but physical barriers are also appropriate.
- 1. Consider the physical barriers which are in placed such as doorways or cubicle walls
- 2. Consider establishing temporary barriers such as rolling whiteboards, sealing openings between cubicles
- 3. Where there are no barriers, but the appropriate distance exists, consider placing a visual reminder to maintain social distance
- 4. In reception areas, limit the number of seats. Organize seats in such a manner so there is at least 6-feet between seats
- 5. Increase distance in waiting lines. Using tape on the ground to indicate “line starts here” concept and placing tape marker at 6-feet intervals
- 6. Use phones, videos, or video conferencing to reduce the need for meetings and other close personal contact
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