DMMI – Tuesday, April 14 Update: DMMI Response to COVID-19 (coronavirus)

Reducing Your Risk: Temperature Reporting Part of New Entrance Screening
Part of our continuing efforts to keep associates safe when they work on-site is a new entrance screening process. Before entering the building, associates are asked questions about travel, symptoms, and contact with symptomatic individuals. This process started on Monday, April 6.

Beginning Wednesday, April 15, screening for fever will be added:

1. If possible, take your temperature before you leave home to come to work. If your temperature is greater than 100 degrees, please follow call-in procedures and do not come to work.
2. When you arrive on campus, you will be asked to report your temperatureduring the screening process. DENSO is working to supply associates with thermometers to assure full participation, but there is limited availability at this time. If you are able to take your temperature, please do so.
3. All who enter the building will be scanned with an infrared camerato identify those who may have an elevated temperature; these individuals will be stopped for further screening.

We will continue to share details about new safety and screening procedures we are putting in place to minimize risks for those required to work on site.

Childcare Survey
Calhoun ISD Early Childhood Services is working closely with local childcare centers and organizations, like healthcare, infrastructure and critical manufacturing who must remain open to continue essential operations. They would like to gather more information to more clearly understand the emergent need for childcare. This information will help the ISD make sure there is enough high quality care options available in our community to support local needs.

If returning to work will present a childcare challenge to you and your family, please fill out the survey at this link to help us better understand community needs.
DENSO Childcare Needs Survey

Thank you!