Pandemic Safety Kit

It’s easy to get worked up in a panic, all concerned about whether you have the right materials on hand to deal with a pandemic. Because many people’s response to the COVID-19 situation was less than ideal, it’s evident that something better needs to take place. You might want, therefore, to start thinking more about the possibility of putting together a pandemic safety kit that can help you stay safe during the current situation and anything that might be headed our way in the near future.

At the same time, you’re going to want to ramp up your routine behaviors, so you can be sure that you’re not in danger of contributing more to any situation. SIM Supply has you covered in this case as well since we’ve made sure to stock plenty of cleaners and other materials you’ll need to have on hand.

Facility Maintenance Gear for Everyday Use

Whether you plan on putting together a pandemic safety kit or just keeping your facilities spiffy, you’ll need cleaning supplies.

Keep in mind that pandemics don’t necessarily have to be viral in origin. Mold and other contaminants can cause illness as well. Consider using an unscented liquid-like Concrobium Mildew and Mold Remover, which is sold in one-gallon jugs that can certainly do the job of removing these primary threats from an area.

You’ll also want to consider using a moisture absorber, like six-inch DampRid sheets, so that you don’t have the ideal conditions for these kinds of materials to grow. Once you’ve got all this sorted out, you can start to plan for a more localized kit.

What You’ll Want in a Pandemic Safety Kit

Masks have been a hot topic among those who have to prepare for the possibility of viral infection. But they’re not all created equally. You’ll want something with durable filters, like those found in Comfo Chemical and Combination Cartridges, or perhaps something a little more disposable. In that case, you might be interested in a mask from Western Safety because it features the coveted NIOSH N95 Approved seal. Many masks that people use both to stop particulate matter and other contaminants actually aren’t the right kinds to use in the situation.

Airborne viral contamination can be stopped at the source with something like the Dri-Eaz HEPA Carbon Filter, but you usually can’t keep one in your kit. Naturally, you’ll want to stock up on plenty of things like disposable nitrile gloves and hand sanitizers, which SIM Supply has made sure to have on hand despite any supply problems that might be experienced at the moment.

While lead times might be increasing, our crews are hard at work, ensuring that you’ll be able to get everything that you need for your response kit on time regardless of how big or small your order might be. Those who might have any kind of unique safety-related concerns are urged to contact us through our online form.

An experienced member of our team will then work with you to help you put together a kit that makes sense in your place of business.