As the owner of a large factory, I am concerned about the health and safety of my employees. How can I protect my employees from airborne infectious diseases without being noticed by the public?
As the owner of a large factory, I am concerned about the health and safety of my employees. How can I protect my employees from airborne infectious diseases without being noticed by the public?
user
There are several steps you can take to protect your employees from airborne infectious diseases. One is to limit employee exposure in the factory; for example, reduce crowding of workers in close quarters or providing them with personal protection equipment (PPE) when working in more hazardous environments. You should also ensure adequate ventilation and increase filter efficiency for air exchange systems to reduce worker exposure further. Finally, if necessary, you may want to install isolation rooms so that exposed workers can be separately monitored and cared for until they are no longer contagious.
assistant
As the owner of a large factory, I am concerned about the health and safety of my employees. How can I protect my employees from airborne infectious diseases without being noticed by the public?
user
You can consider setting up a local isolation unit, providing adequate masks and respirators to employees and imposing appropriate standards for cleanliness and ventilation in the workplace.
assistant