Facilities Management: Social Distancing and PPE

1h 37mBeginner2021-06-24

Authors

Shaun Bryant

Autodesk Certified Instructor in both AutoCAD and Revit Architecture

Course details

COVID-19 has drastically altered the way we move through familiar spaces. As more people start returning to work and school, facilities management teams must grapple with a number of complicated decisions. In this course, instructor Shaun Bryant prepares you to face those challenges head-on, explaining how to change the way people enter buildings, proper placement and distribution of hygiene stations, directional flow, and the creation of Neutral Zones (NZs). Shaun shows you how to change the layout of workplaces and classrooms to allow for social distancing. He also points out the impact of working from home, seating in public spaces, and other alternative methods of working.

Skills covered

Construction ManagementAutoCADAutodeskAECDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Coronavirus - How things will change
02 - What is the neutral zone
03 - What you should know
04 - Using the exercise files

1. COVID-19 - The Changes That Need to Be Made

05 - The current COVID requirements and regulations
06 - Social distancing
07 - Hygiene and antibacterial requirements
08 - The neutral zone
09 - The use of PPE
10 - Working with the changes in AutoCAD

2. The New Different

11 - Entering a building
12 - Hygiene stations
13 - Directional flow
14 - Utilizing the neutral zone

3. The Classroom and the Workplace

15 - Workstation and desk layout
16 - Neutral zone teacher corridor
17 - Maintaining social distance
18 - Installing PPE
19 - Movement in the space provided

4. Alternative Methods of Working

20 - Working from home
21 - Alternate workstation spacing
22 - Alternate workstation spacing in a drawing
23 - Seating plans in public spaces
24 - Seating plans in public spaces in a drawing
25 - Developing one-way systems

5. Best Practices

26 - The future - Best practices
27 - What happens next

Conclusion

28 - Next steps