ENCOURAGE PROPER COUGH AND SNEEZE ETIQUETTE
Coughing and sneezing into your hand creates the opportunity for germs to carry over to multiple people. Its highly recommended you sneeze into your elbow while covering your mouth as best as you can.
EASILY ACCESSIBLE SUPPLIES
Always ensure you have supplies provided by your employer. Including but not limited to: tissues, disinfecting and sanitizing chemicals or wipes, hand soap, garbage bags, gloves.
Our ready-to-use wipes (Triple Action Multi Wipes, Eliminate Wipes and Sanitizing Wipes) encourage fast and effective sanitizing and disinfection, convenient for high touch areas, including counters, door knobs, desks and more!
AVOID CROSS-CONTAMINATION
If you come to work sick and infect a colleague, they can become the product of contamination by infecting others as well. The best thing you can do to prevent spreading a contagious illness is to maintain a safe distance from other people and avoid touching common objects that can carry germs to other people.
WASH YOUR HANDS!
Handwashing can reduce the risk of respiratory illnesses by 16%
It is vital to wash your hands after eating, using the washroom, coughing or sneezing, and before and after working. Washing the germs off of your hands is one of the best ways to prevent contagious viruses from spreading. For more information, view our Handwashing Chart.
DON’T TOUCH YOUR FACE!
Studies show that people touch their face between 7 and 23 times each hour without realizing it! Germs can enter the body through your eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, and can spread by touching other people or common objects.
Avoid touching your face as often as you can, as this is primarily what spreads illnesses amongst people.
INCREASE YOUR CLEANING
When people think "kill germs" they think "disinfect." While disinfecting has its' own benefits, cleaning should always be the first step. Cleaning ensures bacteria growth is suppressed while disinfecting keeps it suppressed.
