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COVID-19 Workplace Safety Training Services and Virus Prevention Training in Philadelphia
As your employees return to work under the “new normal” brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, adhering to CDC and OSHA guidelines is essential. Environmental Risk Services will help you to keep your employees safe and ensure virus outbreaks don’t occur in your workplace. Making a documented effort to follow these guidelines will protect your workers from COVID-19 and reduce potential liability should an outbreak occur among your staff.
Environmental Risk Services helps businesses remain alert of changing outbreak conditions and implement COVID-19 safety procedures through customized written infectious disease prevention policies and employee training.
Helpful Workplace Virus Prevention Safety Training
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A detailed infectious disease policy and virus prevention training for your workers are essential to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. This policy focuses on employee health screening for, keeping distance between your staff and visitors to your facility, and the proper use of face coverings and respirators. Many ERS clients will require employees to wear N95 masks. ERS will train those employees on proper use of N95 respirators and complete N95 fit testing in Philadelphia, Bucks County, PA, and Montgomery County, PA in accordance with OSHA standards. Here are some components of our Coronavirus prevention courses in Philadelphia, Bucks County, PA, and Montgomery County, PA:
Understand How Viruses Spread
One of the important aspects of our virus prevention training and COVID-19 workplace safety training is learning how viruses spread. Our infectious disease training begins with understanding where your employees and customers are most likely to become infected. For example:
- Coming in contact with an infected coworker or visitor to your workplace
- Touching an infected surface and then touching your face
Educating your employees on how COVID-19 spreads and enforcing CDC and OSHA guidelines can reduce the risk of infectious disease spreading at your Bucks County, PA and Montgomery County, PA business.
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