One of the biggest challenges facing businesses right now is how to effectively communicate with guests and employees without being able to interact with them directly. Social distancing and increased anxiety about being within 6 feet of another person make it almost impossible to approach customers when they walk into your business. Thankfully, there are other ways to communicate such as floor decals and mats, which can alert your customers and employees to the social distancing and COVID-19 precautions that your business is taking to protect them
Floor Decals
Floor Decals
Floor decals might be the first thing a customer sees when walking into your business. Policy decals let them know what to expect and how to prepare for their experience in your office, answering questions about whether they need to wear a mask or sanitize before they interact with you further.
One Way Directional Decals
Grocery stores were some of the first businesses to start using these directional decals to manage the traffic flow of shoppers, preventing dangerous crowds and areas of buildup that could lead to COVID-19 contamination. It’s not just grocery stores that can benefit, though. Directional signs can be helpful in any business space with aisles or where lines naturally gather.
Social Distancing Policy
Requiring masks to enter? Want customers to use sanitizer before approaching employees? Alert customers to the guidelines your business has as soon as they walk through the door with a customized decal.
Floor Mats
Mats
It’s not enough to say that you’re imposing strict health and safety guidelines at your business, most customers want you to show it. Placing social distancing mats outside the front door of your business is a clear way to signify to your customers that you are taking every precaution to keep them safe while they are inside.
Stand Here Mats
Gently enforce social distancing rules with “stand here” mats. Placed 6 feet apart, these reminders encourage customers to stand apart while they wait in line. Choose from general or branded versions to keep customers alert and aware of their space.
Wash Your Hands Mat
Food service employees have been staring at “wash your hands” for their entire career, but in other industries, this constant hand washing can feel unfamiliar. Mats like these serve as reminders to consistently head back over to the sink when it’s time to wash up.
Wear A Mask
Make sure that employees and customers remember to strap their masks on before they enter the business to avoid any unwanted conflicts once inside.
Precautions
This more general mat rounds out all the necessary safety precautions to stay healthy while continuing business during the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of singling out one specific action item, encourage guests to wash their hands, wear a mask and stay 6 feet apart all at once.
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