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Crowd Control Barriers: Government Use

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Oct 14th 2020

Why is crowd control important? In a crowd, safety needs to be the number one priority. Government entities, in particular, need to always prepare for the general well-being of the crowds they gather. Why would safety be a concern in large groups of people? Well, unless a crowd forms casually, panic or excitement can pulse its way throughout and sometimes remove responsibility from those in it. No …
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Preschool Health and Safety: Reopening Strategy

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Oct 7th 2020

Between the ages of 3 and 5, kids need a lot of stimulation and individualized attention. At The Spotted Zebra Learning Center, a preschool in New York State, the teachers execute this well. The Spotted Zebra’s enrollment also includes about 50% of students in the Individualized Education Program. Because of their student population's nature, they include a lot of sensory learning every day. …
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Social Distancing Dividers

Social Distancing Dividers

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Sep 16th 2020

During the 2020 COVID Pandemic, the world has seen some significant changes. Schools, churches, and every other business or organization have experienced its effects. Now that we are about six months in, we've all heard of the term ‘social distancing’ more times than we can count. To ensure only small groups are gathering, sometimes a physical barrier needs to be in place. As a manufac …
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Hotel Industry: 7 Tips to Pandemic Recovery

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Aug 27th 2020

In an uncertain time for many businesses, the hotel industry has suffered a significant amount. Travel, in general, has decreased and during some points this year has halted altogether. So how can this industry, as a big part of the world’s travel culture, ultimately recover? Here’s how hotels can not only gain traction as they reopen but also ways they can thrive. Keyless Room Entry …
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