Gallagher Bassett (GB) has released a new collection of posters, aimed at supporting employers as the coronavirus (2019-nCoV or COVID-19) restrictions ease.

COVID-19 saw an unprecedented number of employees working from home. As the situation improves across many Australian states, the next challenge for employers is to keep employees safe as they return to their workplaces.

John McNamara, GB Australia Chief Executive Officer, said:

“Our team are continuing to provide employers with the latest information, tools and resources to support them as they welcome employees back to the office. It’s an unprecedented and challenging time for everyone, and we hope that these posters will assist employers to communicate with their workforce.”

This new series of posters focus on key safety measures for organisations as they begin to welcome employees back to the office.

The posters are a helpful reminder to all staff to follow social distancing rules in the office and meeting rooms, share strategies of how to ensure staff safety and, highlight the importance of regular hand washing and directions for visitors and couriers. The collection includes:

• You Must Sanitise before Entering
• Washing and Drying your Hands Kills the Virus 
• Protect Yourself and Others from COVID-19 
• Kitchen and Staff Rooms are Closed 
• Keep a 1.5 Meter Distance from Others 

Employers can customise each poster with their company logo, occupational health and safety details, and other relevant information.

“We received positive feedback from clients about the resources we’ve provided on our COVID-19 Resource Centre during the pandemic and are looking towards how we can continue supporting them during the next phase,” added John. 

myGB Poster Designer is a free online tool which allows employers to run targeted health and safety campaigns in their workplace. This is achieved through customising posters covering many of the most important health and safety challenges organisations face.

View the COVID-19 poster collection on myGB Poster Designer.