The Return to Work
How the environmental aspect takes precedence
After a few months battling the COVID-19 onslaught, we are now left with the proposition of moving into the foreseeable future under the guise of an entirely new world and cleanliness norms.
Janitorial firms have been directly on the frontlines fighting this common enemy known as COVID-19 for a couple of months now. We have seen firsthand how many facilities were completely and rapidly evacuated during the period preceding the rise and peak of the dangerous virus. Workers in most offices, buildings, and installations have experienced voluntary and involuntary staff reductions.
As we prepare to return to our workplaces, it is crucial all facilities undergo deep disinfection and sanitation to help ensure the safety of all persons reentering the facility. Employees, Management, customers, and other stakeholders alike are now the focus of the efforts being implemented to help contain and prevent infection. Future cleaning procedures will undergo a change, and a new cleaning protocol will surface that will be more people-centric.
The best process to provide maximum environmental safety involves an approach that aims at disinfecting all surfaces, touchpoints, bathrooms, breakrooms, offices, and common areas throughout the facility. This process centers around the use of CDC approved, List N disinfectants that help combat the Corona Virus umbrella and other biological agents that could lead to infection. Additionally, the routine encompasses a 3-step approach a top to bottom hand clean, fogging, and electrostatic spraying along with a carpet treatment where needed.
It is vital to establish a plan for getting reincorporated, and its implementation needs to occur immediately before the return to work takes place.
Have you made any arrangements to have your office or workplace sanitized? If not, contact us today!
Email us info@dabuildingservices.com
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