Resources

What To Do Before Shuttering Your Facility

Most facilities are not built to stay vacant for weeks or months. Here are the top 11 tasks that should be completed before shuttering a facility.

Continuing Through a Pandemic

While some businesses have closed their facility doors, there are still ways you and your employees can contribute during the COVID-19 world pandemic.

Employee Crisis Communications

It is important to maintain proactive and clear lines of communication with employees during a crisis.

Innovation from COVID-19

Throughout time, innovation has been sparked by hardship and necessity. How can your business inspire change for the future world?

DIY Prep for Viruses

As COVID-19 spreads, items like hand sanitizer & disinfecting wipes are harder to find. Since quantities are limited, here are do-it-yourself solutions.

Bracing for COVID-19

As California gets its first unexplained COVID-19 case, and the virus spreads to 49 countries, businesses should brace for what’s to come.

Coronavirus Costing Businesses Billions

Companies are losing billions of dollars due to the novel coronavirus. It is happening because of missing products, low demand and/or stock valuation.

Celebrate Employees to Grow

Celebrate the month of love every day and show staff how much you appreciate and value them to continue building trust and team commitment.

Talk to Employees About the Coronavirus

When you don’t communicate, people tend to assume the worst. Let your employees know that you take their health and safety seriously.

Precautions for the Coronavirus

Protect your facility and occupants against viruses, including the highly contagious coronavirus, with infection control and proper sanitation practices.

January 28, 2020

Total Cost of Ownership

Routine maintenance can seem expensive and time-consuming. Still, when you aren’t properly servicing equipment, it’ll cost you a lot more in the long run.

Public Health Alert for Passengers

Transporters and travelers should take extra cleanliness precautions to reduce the spread of the 2019-nCoV virus. The CDC has increased the alert to a Level 2 and issued health screenings for some travelers

January 23, 2020