First, know how it spreads
COVID-19 can be transmitted from one person to another by: Droplets from coughing and sneezing Close personal contact, such as touching or shaking hands Touching an object or surface with the virus on it, then touching your mouth, nose, or eyes, before washing your hands.
keep your distance
This means that the physical distance between you and other people is an important part of stopping COVID-19.
Non-contact greetings help prevent the spread of the virus. Most notably:
The way we greet our friends and colleagues brings us closer together, but in the current situation, their safety should be your priority. The close personal contact of a handshake can easily spread infection.
Play it safe, keep a distance and say your hellos from 1 meter away. Practice non-contact greetings such as waving or placing your hand on your chest.
At work, be adaptable and leverage digital technology to protect your health and productivity.
If an office meeting must take place, choose a location with good ventilation, and space the seating 1 meter apart to avoid crowding. Check in advance that the meeting room has hand sanitizer and tissues available.
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Special attention to shared spaces
Shared office environments require special attention to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission.
It is vital to ensure all shared workspaces and items are routinely cleaned - similar to what you would do at the gym when sharing equipment, wiping down machines after use. Office surfaces and technology must be cleaned with antimicrobial wipes between users/shifts to keep the spread of infection low.
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