Douglas Dynamics, Inc. · NYSE:PLOW
Douglas Dynamics — Investor Presentation (December 2021)
31 slides from Douglas Dynamics's investor presentation, December 2021
Slide 1: Safe Return to Work: Employee Health & Safety
Health & Safety Plan Safe Return to Work Employee Health & Safety
Slide 2: Safety and Health Task Force
Safety and Health Task Force o Our Responsibility Self Monitoring Washing and sanitizing hand frequently Adhering to Safe Distancing Clean and sanitize equipment as directed o Social Distancing - A Visual Workplace o Multi-Touch / Shared equipment Can it be eliminated? Engineer it out
Slide 3: Self-Monitoring / Awareness
Self-Monitoring / Awareness Our Responsibility Experiencing any symptoms? Been around anyone with symptoms or exposure? Practice Safe Distancing guidelines processes. Clean and disinfect regularly.
Slide 4: Take your Temperature
Take your Temperature Health & Safety Actions Temperature Check: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/COVID-19_CAREKit_ENG.pdf • Temperature Checks are RECOMMENDED , they are NOT MANDATORY To ensure we all stay healthy & safe, all employees are strongly encouraged to take their temper
Slide 5: Self-Monitoring / Awareness: Supplies
Self-Monitoring / Awareness Our Responsibility Supplies All PPE and Cleaning Supplies monitored daily Reused Safety Glasses Our responsibility Wash hands frequently Proper PPE use
Slide 6: Self-Monitoring / Awareness
Self-Monitoring / Awareness Our Responsibility If symptoms appear while at work: • Apply mask if you have one available to limit possible exposure • Exit the building immediately • Contact your manager • Contact your healthcare provider to determine next steps • If you are able to get tested for COV
Slide 7: Higher Risk Individuals & Helpful Actions
Higher Risk Individuals & Helpful Actions Awareness Higher Risk Individuals… • People 65 years and older • People with underlying medical conditions, such as: – Chronic lung disease or moderate to severe asthma – Serious heart conditions – Immunocompromised; e.g. undergoing cancer treatment, smoking
Slide 8: Masks
Masks Health & Safety Actions Masks (see supplemental slides): • Masks are NOT MANDATORY; unless your role/task requires a mask as PPE • Masks will be RECOMMENDED for germ control when working in areas where 6’ social distancing is difficult to manage AND only if proper protocol can be maintained by
Slide 9: Masks
Masks Health & Safety Actions World Heath Organization Website: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/when-and-how-to-use-masks • Homemade mask made from bandana and coffee filter – WASH DAILY. • Recommended in public places where 6’ spacing is difficult t
Slide 10: Masks
Masks Health & Safety Actions World Heath Organization Website: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/when-and-how-to-use-masks
Slide 11: Hands – Wash and Sanitize frequently
Hands – Wash and Sanitize frequently Our Responsibility 5 Hand Sanitizing Stations Locations are at the entrances to the office areas. • 1st Floor entrance by Finance • 2nd Floor entrance to Engineering at top of stairs • 2nd Floor entrance to Supervisor/Buyer Planner • Both entrances into Lunchro
Slide 12: Hands – Wash and Sanitize frequently
Hands – Wash and Sanitize frequently Our Responsibility XX Cleaning Supplies Kits placed 5 Hand Sanitizing Stations
Slide 13: Watch for….Visuals / Signage
Watch for….Visuals / Signage
Slide 14: Social Distancing
Social Distancing Health & Safety Actions Social Distancing or “physical distancing” means avoiding large gatherings and keeping space (~6 feet) between yourself and others for extended period of time (10 minutes). Strategies we are using: • Increased AWARENESS; e.g. signage, orientation • Increased
Slide 15: Safe Distancing
SAFE DISTANCING Our Responsibility Maintain a 6’ Safe Distance Narrow walkways – 1 person at a time Respect space around desks, copiers, etc. Some areas – Traffic Flow
Slide 16: Safe Distancing / Disinfecting: Cafeteria
SAFE DISTANCING / DISINFECTING Our Responsibility Cafeteria Maintain a 6’ Distance Seating reduced to 28 Max North Pole used for Breaks / Lunch overflow only Traffic flow – breaks/lunched Clean and Disinfect frequently Limit congregation in the mornings in lunchroom Temp Shared Refri
Slide 17: Safe Distancing / Disinfecting: Meeting Rooms
SAFE DISTANCING / DISINFECTING Meeting Rooms Maintain Safe Distancing Seating / Max Capacity Clean and Disinfect before and after use – Keyboard, Mouse, Remote Cleaning and Disinfecting daily routine
Slide 18: Cleaning and Sanitizing as directed
Cleaning and Sanitizing as directed Our Responsibility Use web/video conferencing as much as possible Meetings / Conference Rooms Coordinator Participant After use Clean / Disinfect - keyboard, mouse, remote, phone After use Clean / Disinfect table in front of you, arm rests Take all writing utens
Slide 19: Define Your Path
DEFINE YOUR PATH Health & Safety Actions STANDARDIZE and SIMPLIFY your daily path to your ESSENTIAL needs. DO NOT DEVIATE
Slide 20: Safe Distancing Protocol
SAFE DISTANCING PROTOCOL Our Responsibility PLEASE DO NOT CROSS THE LINE OFFICE AREAS PLANT FLOOR ESSENTIAL ONLY DOCUMENT – WHERE? WHEN? WITH WHO?
Slide 21: New Safety-Health Tools
New Safety-Health Tools Stylus and “Thing-of-a-Jigger” Stylus: “Thing-of-a-jigger”: • Dialing phones • Opening doors • Touch Screens • Turning on lights Be creative…If you don’t have to touch it, DON’T!
Slide 22: Shared Facilities and Equipment: Facilities
Shared Facilities and Equipment Facilities Added cleaning personnel. Have continued cleaning and disinfecting. Safe Distancing Accommodations. Visual cleaning tasks Wash hands often
Slide 23: Shared Facilities and Equipment: Doors
Shared Facilities and equipment Doors Signage Keep Open Hands Free Open Routine Disinfecting
Slide 24: Touchless Time Clocks
Health & Safety – TOUCHLESS Cont.. Time Clocks Phase 1 Report in to your Supervisor / Lead Phase 2 Stylus Entry Phase 3 Badge / Swipe Card
Slide 25: Notice: First Aid Modifications
Health & Safety Actions Modifications to current processes NOTICE FIRST AID 1st Responders wear the following PPE prior to treating patients. N95 mask use N-95 Respirator (located in wall locker) Surgical Gloves First Responder Employee
Slide 26: Promoting Safe Distancing: Alternating Breaks / Lunch
Alternating Breaks / Lunch Promoting Safe Distancing Break / Lunch Schedule - 1st Shift, 0600 -1430 Key BU # of EEs Time 07:00 07:15 07:30 07:45 08:00 08:15 08:30 08:45 09:00 09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 14:00 14:
Slide 27: Travel & Visitors
Travel & Visitors Health & Safety Actions Travel: • ALL TRAVEL REQUIRES BLT APPROVAL until further notice. If you travel outside your residing state and intend to come back into a CSI facility, you will be REQUIRED to quarantine at home for 14 days Visitors: • Outside Visitors will be limited to: •
Slide 28: Best Practices: Be Respectful, Reasonable, Calm
Best Practices Health & Safety Actions Be Respectful Be Reasonable Be Calm
Slide 29: Final Notes
Final Notes Employees come to work wearing uniforms – minimize locker room usage Don’t wander around – keep route consistent and limited Keep path to main aisles Recommend eating lunches and taking breaks in cars Refrigerators in lunch room for personal use closed Enter/Exit through assi
Slide 30: Health & Safety: Your Suggestions Are Needed
Health & Safety YOUR SUGGESTIONS ARE NEEDED Feeling Sick? Ifyou do not feel well or have the following symptoms please leave the building and contact your health care provider. Then follow-up with your supervisor. SHORTNESS. FEVER COUGH ‘OF BREATH Thank you for helping keep everyone safe! dd cde.gov
Slide 31: Orientation Participation & Reminders
Orientation Participation & Reminders Welcome Back & Thank-You Please sign and return to your Supervisor or HR before you leave today! “Take-Home” Pocket Card of “Best Practice” Reminders!
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