Workplace Ready for COVID-19 with Visitor Management
Workplace Ready for Coronavirus According to the World Health Organization, “Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold
Our visitor management system creates a safe and secure check-in process for all visitors and employees.
As most companies are beginning to return to the office, it’s important to be prepared to handle visitor and employee traffic once the office has reopened. Having the proper plan and processes in place will set your office up for success and lower the risk for COVID transmission in the office.
If you’ve decided to open your doors back up and you’re ready to start bringing in visitors and employees again, what’s the best way to do that? We suggest a few things such as pre-registering visitors and setting capacity limits to help keep sick visitors out of the office. Our visitor management system has been updated with new features that assist with COVID visitor policies such as pre-screening health questions and a touchless check-in process.
If you’re looking for a system to assist with employee health screening and establishing capacity limits for the office, check out our employee health screening features and benefits.
Visitors receive a pre-registration email with pre-screening questions and a QR code to check-in with.
Upon arrival, the visitor scans their QR code at the iPad kiosk for a touchless check-in.
A badge will instantly print for the visitor which they can use for check-out after their meeting.
At Veristream, we’re committed to helping companies find ways to reopen the office that aren’t difficult or overwhelming. By following the CDC and OSHA recommendations, each company can figure out what works best for social distancing, PPE, and work schedules. When it comes to letting employees and visitors back on the premises, our visitor management system is the perfect solution for managing traffic safely and securely.
Visitors can quickly and securely scan a QR code to sign-in at the iPad kiosk.
Ask custom prescreening questions to address concerns around recent travel history or current health conditions.
Set up iPad kiosks 6 feet away from receptionist or security personnel to maintain social distancing standards during the check-in process.
Many companies will begin reopening with a reduced staff in the office, and our self-check-in kiosks allow for a reduced staff without sacrificing a reduction in operations.
Our pre-registration feature helps ensure too many visitors are not scheduled to be on the property at one time to avoid overcrowding in the office.
Run reports to show all visitors during a specific time frame. This allows your company to notify visitors and to assist local health agencies if an outbreak does occur.
COVID-19 and potential future outbreaks pose a big threat to our communities and workplaces, and visitor management is posed to protect your employees and your business. When it comes to reopening, it will no doubt run on trial and error, but addressing key prevention strategies in your emergency operations plan will help with a reopening strategy.
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