Many have shown that what South Korean manufacturers are doing to keep their factories up and running. Here are some of the measures that they are taking:
- Working remotely for the sales team, marketing teams and finance teams as well as back-office.
- No face-to-face meetings allowed.
- No business travel.
- People should keep 6 feet distance when they talk and even some things are being rearranged in the plant to accommodate others working 6 feet from one another if possible. As this may become the new normal, any steps you take now to spread areas out will likely be good for the future too.
- Temperature checks before entering the factory gate (use IR scanning thermometer that does not require touching skin or ear temperature with an alcohol swab in between).
- A person who shows temperature above 99.5 degrees is not allowed to enter.
- Wearing a mask while in the factory.
- People should clean hands with hand sanitizer before going into the office door. (Hand sanitizer can be placed in front of every office door)
- Taking weekly anti-epidemic sterilization for all major surfaces.
