Social distancing guidance suggests maintaining (6 feet distance between people to decrease the potential for transmission of COVID-19. In some settings, e.g., a client communicating with an employee or other workplace settings, it may not be possible to maintain the 2-meter distance. Environmental barriers are an example of engineering control that can diminish droplet transmission […]
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According to the American Lung Association, sneezes and coughs are your body’s way of discharging irritants found in the nose and lungs. In effect, people have a high-speed face cannon capable of discharging all sorts of bugs and germs. Regrettably, getting rid of irritants in such a severe method means dispersing germs in a large […]
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Cough shields are becoming standard fare in almost every office in America. As employees return to the office, companies invest in these desktop screens to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission. Cubiture has responded to this demand by developing its own proprietary line of cough shields–the Clear Panel Containment Systems (CPCS). These cough shields are […]
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Office furniture sneeze guards can be found all over the Internet. They emerged on the market back in April when talks first began of reopening key segments of American business. The original sneeze panels were mostly configured for use in transaction areas. Retail stores, medical reception centers, and government offices installed protective panels made from […]
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