Practice 5 Core Actions for COVID-19 Safety

From August 28-September 4, 2020, we have had 44 new positive COVID-19 diagnoses at DENSO affiliates in North America. That brings our total to 472 positive diagnoses across the region.

*Nuevo Leon continues to be a hotspot for COVID which makes it difficult to determine infection origin with complete certainty.

Practice 5 Core Actions for Safety at Work and at Home

Practicing the 5 Core Actions for Risk Minimization in and outside of the workplace can help reduce risk of spreading or contracting the COVID-19 virus at work, at home and in our communities.

1. Monitor your health: Check your temperature regularly, stay home and quarantine when you’re feeling sick
2. Social distance: Steer clear of crowds and confined spaces. Keep 6 feet distance to avoid close contact with others.
3. Wear a face covering: When going out in public or seeing others outside your home, properly cover your nose and mouth with a face covering.
4. Disinfect: Start and finish with a clean work area. In the home, frequently clean commonly used areas, surfaces, light switches, door handles, etc.
5. Wash and sanitize hands frequently: Wash with soap and water for 20 seconds frequently throughout the day.

Show us – Who drives your 5?

Who are you committed to protect every day by practicing the 5 Core Actions? Grab your mask and take a selfie of you and the loved one(s) you’re protecting! Your loved ones don’t need to physically be with you to take the selfie (we’re all about social distancing!) – take a selfie of you FaceTiming with your loved ones, holding up their photo, or write their name on a piece of paper. Show us who you’re protecting in your own unique way.Submit your story by using #DENSOSafetyFirst and tag DENSO North America on social media, or email DENSOspirit@outlook.com Click here for more information and tips on how to participate in “Who Drives your 5”.

Together, we will…

• Take responsibility to follow safety rules including faithfully reporting any symptoms upon entry to the buildings, always wearing face coverings and practicing social distancing;
• Care for those around us by helpfully encouraging everyone to follow the safety rules;
• Practice “see something, say something” – if we see areas of risk where rules are not followed or the rules themselves are not strong enough, we will point that out to management.

For more information about DENSO’s safety measures, view the Risk Minimization Toolkit.