Examples of steps taken by furniture delivery services to ensure our products arrive safely in the customer’s home
As delivery involves entering the customer’s home, companies have taken a more aggressive approach and are implementing more stringent practices at lower threat levels. These examples show the two levels of new practices that have been developed and implemented to protect the customers and employees of companies that deliver home furnishings.
Alliance4Safety recommends following all state and local government guidelines, and offers these examples for companies that wish to exceed those guidelines.
Wear a mask when social distancing is not possible
Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol, if washing is not possible
When possible, maintain a 6-foot distance between yourself and all other persons
Clean and disinfect frequently-touched objects regularly throughout the day
Keep windows open for ventilation, if weather permits
To the extent possible, maintain a 6-foot distance between yourself and team members
Clean and disinfect after each trip
If you feel the environment is unsafe for delivery, contact your manager
Wear a face mask, gloves and shoe coverings at all times
Answer customer questions in a courteous manner, but keep mask on
Use contactless delivery acknowledgement process
Print the person’s name who received delivery on tablet and do not let customer touch tablet
To the extent possible, maintain a 6-foot distance between yourself, team members, and all persons at the customer’s home
Disinfect tablets and hand trucks after each stop
Wear a mask at all times
Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol, if washing is not possible:
Clean and disinfect frequently-touched objects after each use
Wear your mask at all times
Clean and disinfect frequently-touched objects after each stop
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