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The coronavirus pandemic has affected every industry in the country, with many companies having to dramatically adjust how they conduct business. While many businesses have already had to make necessary changes to either halt operations or allow their employees to work from home, more are now trying to navigate how to have their employees safely return to a "new normal." This course, designed for employees, will cover the basics of working safely and effectively when your facility may have changed to accommodate your safety.
When considering what the "new" normal will look like at your organization, you'll need to be aware of the proper procedures involving social distancing, disinfecting touchpoints and respiratory etiquette. This course will go over ways to adjust to your new workflow, and how to be aware of what changes may have occurred. You will also learn what to do if you do start to feel sick, and what symptoms to monitor. By the end of this course, you will understand how to work safely during the ongoing pandemic.
This course is designed for employees who are returning to work and need to understand how to work safely and effectively when their facility may have changed to accommodate their safety.
It covers the basics of working safely in a changed facility, including social distancing, disinfecting touchpoints, respiratory etiquette, adjusting to a new workflow, and what to do if you start to feel sick and which symptoms to monitor.
The course includes the following lessons: Introduction; Getting Yourself Ready; Your "New" Facility; Working in Your "New" Facility; and Conclusion.
It relates to Business Continuity, Business-To-Employee, On-The-Job Training, Return-to-Work Management, Workplace Safety, and Workplace Wellness.
By the end of this course, you will understand how to work safely during the ongoing pandemic.