KEEP YOUR EMPLOYEES SAFE WITH THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY
Posted on 17th September 2020
The latest statistics show that employees are anxious about their safety when returning to work and that employers have a strong obligation to build safety systems and best practices into their office spaces to protect staff from the continued risk of COVID-19.
""British office workers have returned to their desks at a much slower pace than staff in France, Germany, Italy or Spain""(1)
"Employees who were previously in this position (of sheilding) are reporting feelings of anxiety"(2)
"Employers will be asked to reassure staff it is safe to return by highlighting measures taken to prevent the spread of Covid-19"(3)
In addition to the anxiety felt by workforce, the last data also shows a sharp increase in the number of new cases of COVID-19 in the UK (as of 17th September 2020).
Many offices are enforcing social distancing rules with appropriate signage and directed foot traffic. However, the technology is already available to provide far greater reassurance to your staff that the threat from Coronavirus is as low as possible. The latest temperature scanners are able to effortlessly scan visitors on arrival, measure skin temperature and efficiently detect signs of fever.
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The Fever Detect scanner utilises the latest technology with intelligent facial recognition and highly accurate temperature measurement. The equipment features a full software suite, recording everyone scanned and is able to provide alerts and optional emails should a fever be detected. Benefit from our professional installation service and team of engineers.
The temperature scanner utilises a range of cutting edge features providing a seamless and highly efficient integration into your workplace. Use the links below to find outt more or to request your free trial.
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Quote Sources:
(1) https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/aug/05/uk-office-workers-slower-to-return-to-their-desk-after-covid
(2) https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/guides/coronavirus-shielding-return-to-work-uk
(3) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53942542