Are You Ready to Return to In-Person Work?
Prepare for the Transition with the Right Safety Protocols
As organizations begin returning to work, it’s important to plan ahead and consider all the ways the future of work is changing. Use this checklist to ensure your organization is ready to proactively address what’s needed, now and in the future.
Key Considerations for a Return-to-Work Initiative
Is my organization prepared to address and adhere to maximum occupancy requirements?
Will I be addressing occupancy counting manually or by using technology? How do I plan to address ongoing occupancy monitoring – with video surveillance and analytics to track real-time traffic pattern analysis, or with another solution?
What are my organization’s primary concerns regarding contact tracing?
Have we established a return-to-work strategy that addresses contact-tracing issues and requirements? Am I prepared to ensure social distancing measures are followed and to trace potential exposures?
Is my organization prepared to have an employee screening plan in place that includes thermal screening?
Have we considered using thermal screening cameras as part of health and temperature checks? Have we established screening procedures for all persons entering the building?
Can my organization adjust to the future of work?
Do I understand how to guide my organization on an evolutionary path that proactively embraces the changes necessary to ensure ongoing safety and future-proof operations?
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