Interview with Rafael Redmond || Client Side Chats

Aug 4, 2020 | Client Side Chats

Rafael Redmond, Safety Manager for AstraZeneca, is today’s guest on #ClientSideChats! AstraZeneca is a global bio-pharmaceutical company that researches and produces cutting-edge medicines, so extra proactive measures, as well as small efforts, were taken to make a big difference in sanitation. Rafael’s team has made the switch to virtual meetings, as well as adopting a facility hoteling system based on a first-come, first-serve basis to keep up with sanitizing frequently touched surfaces. Rafael also discusses how AstraZeneca completes temperature screenings with their newly installed thermal imaging cameras spread throughout several of their buildings We hope you join us on today’s chat!

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