29.07.2020 • Whitepaper • Workwear • Safety • personal protection

Whitepaper: COVID-19 Workplace Protection Guide

Guidance around location-/workplace-based and workforce-based guidance

With the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus and the disease it causes, COVID-19, many businesses and industries had to shut down during widespread stay-at-home orders. As we begin the slow process of reopening, there are still several questions on how to do so.

This whitepaper by Ansell has gathered guidance around two areas of focus: location-/workplace-based and workforce-based guidance.

Content:

Creating A Safe Workplace
Know the facts about Covid-19
Workplace risk exposure levels
Selecting the right Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) to protect against COVID-19
Choosing disposable gloves for protection against viruses
Choosing clothing for protection against viruses
Choosing respiratory protection
PPE guidance for laboratory technicians
How to properly wear PPE
10 tips for hand safety
How to properly clean & reuse PPE

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