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Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected

By Kiki Chen - Published July 14, 2020

Photos downloaded from internet captured the scene at Raffles place (left top), Universal Studios (right top), Orchard Road (left bottom), Central Business District (right bottom)

By Kiki Chen, Eltek BU Singapore

Singapore, 28 May 2020-It had been more than two months since the 7th April 2020, when the Singapore government implemented an elevated set of safe distancing measures called “Circuit Breaker”, and announced the closure of most businesses, schools, physical workplace premises for non-essential industries and services.

For the first time since Singapore’s independence, the nation is in a “paused” mode, as we can see from the empty streets. In view of the threat of COVID-19 transmission, everybody plays our part to Stay Home and Stay Safe!Working from home is an alternative solution for us continue to work and keep the business running. However, not all departments are able to manage home-based working, like Operations, Logistics and Services. It is impossible for them to complete their tasks without coming to the plant. Our Management reacted quickly and submitted necessary applications to continue to operate. Fortunately, our application for “Exemption from Suspension of Business Activities” had been approved as we are supporting the Telecommunications and Data Center sectors which are considered as Essential Services.

Hence, our Operations, Logistics & Services teams were granted permission to operate, but with strict conditions in Safe Management Measures. The precautions have to put in place but not limited to:

1. Implement split team arrangements
2. Ensure clear physical spacing of at least 1 meter between persons at all times
3. Reduce physical interaction and ensure safe distancing at workplaces
4. Minimize the need for physical touchpoints
5. Conduct regular temperature screening and declarations for all onsite employees and visitors
6. Control access at the workplace
7. Wearing of masks at the workplace
8. Ensure cleanliness of workplace premises

The coronavirus COVID-19 is a global pandemic which is still developing in many parts of the world. Most of countries are still in lock down mode although some countries are slowly opening up their economy. There are many challenges we have to face but we believe we can overcome them.

We will do our best for the country – to stay home; do our best for our family – to stay healthy; and do our best for the businesses – to stay connected. Let’s be patient and ride the difficult times together as family, we will meet up and shake hands soon!

Kiki Chen

About the Author (Guest Contributor)

Kiki Chen

“Never give up” is a motto I learned from my years in Eltek. I am a marketing executive from Eltek BU, living in a beautiful garden country–Singapore! Eltek BU is a well-organized, responsible and loyal team that I’m honored to be part of. We work together to achieve our goals and targets. If you want to know more, feel free to email me.

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