Ready the Workplace
COVID-19 will remain around, hence preventive measures are needed to keep people safe. This requires: maintaining social distance; minimizing commonly touched surfaces and objects; improving hygiene, cleaning and sanitization; use of personal protective equipment; and health monitoring. The lock down will have impacted your machinery, buildings and inventories. Make sure to conduct necessary maintenance and clear out unnecessary items so that you can resume operations in a safe and efficient manner.
Additional Resources
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Equipment Maintenance ChecklistAIG's maintenance checklists with a focus on energy systems
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Operational and Maintenance Best Practices: a guide to achieving operational efficiency
Technical reference document of the United States Office of Energy on operational and maintenance best practices
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5S Guide: Learn how a simple organizational strategy can transform your businessAn introductory guide with practical tips and hints on 5S management and implementation
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5S: Good Housekeeping Techniques for Enhancing Productivity, Quality and Safety at the Workplace
Introduction and overview of 5S techniques
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Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19Official guidance from the United States Office of Safety and Health Administration (OSHA 3990-03 2020) in regard to COVID19 prevention in the workplace
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Exiting the COVID-19 Lockdown - Guidelines for Preparing for Safe & Sustainable restart
Guidelines prepared by Automotive Components Manufacturers Association (ACMA) for safe and sustainable restart of operations in the automotive components sector
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Guide for Organisationsto follow underCOVID-19 PandemicCompilation by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) of international best practices as guidance for businesses during COVID-19 pandemic
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Exit from the Lock Down: a CII Strategy
Strategy proposed by Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) for exiting the lock down, including specific recommendations for key sectors to operate safely under COVID-19 pandemic, including metals, engineering, textile and apparel, food processing and retail and distribution
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Getting your workplace ready for COVID-19 How COVID-19 spreadsExplanatory note and guidance by the World Health Organization (WHO) on preventing virus transmission in the workplace
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