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Keeping manufacturing and warehouse employees safe: A COVID-19 quick guide

April 5, 2021 Casey Nighbor

COVID-19 has been the reality for about a year now. And as expected, many things have changed. Guidelines and protocols have had to adapt as we’ve learned new things about the virus and how to keep people safe.

For operations though, this means constantly playing catch up with the latest guidelines and news. Since you are most likely busy with trying to actually run your business, we’ve gathered a quick guide of pandemic guidelines and general safety tips.

Some of these are good reminders of things you are already doing, and some are recent updates, including how to properly wear a mask, guidelines for vaccinated associates and a sanitation checklist to help your operation stay on top of COVID-19.

We hope you and your employees continue to stay safe.

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