Mobile Shredding: Declutter and Reorganize without Leaving Your Home

With COVID on everyone's mind right now, the question has become: How can we get things done without compromising our health and safety? Now is the best time to rid your home of all of the things that you don't need anymore. Not only can it help you start off 2021 with a fresh perspective, but it will also make spring cleaning that much easier to tackle. When you're surrounded by clutter, it can start to impact your mental health. You can quickly begin to feel overwhelmed by the mess, wondering what to even do with it all. We'll tell you why you should make this a priority and how to get it all done. 

Steps to Take While at Home

During the coronavirus pandemic, you should be sheltering in place — and are probably bored out of your mind. Spring cleaning is done and there’s not much more you can do to keep occupied other than watching TV, reading or working on hobbies. To break up the monotony, declutter your files. Now would be the perfect time for you to tackle that job, and once you go through and create a box of documents you no longer need, call Royal Document Service for no-contact mobile shredding services. Shredding anything with personal information on it significantly reduces the risk of identity theft.

COVID-19: Our New Best Business Practices for Hygiene

• Our plant manager is taking the temperatures of the entire RDD staff every morning
• Drivers are required to wear masks to all customer facilities
• Drivers are disinfecting their trucks at the end of each business day
• Drop off customers are all required to wear a mask at all times in our office
• Our office staff will put on masks when a customer or visitor enters the building
• Our staff is encouraged to wear masks, and we have provided masks to our entire staff
• We have provided disposable gloves to our employees
• Our warehouse floor has been marked with x’s for effective workspace social distancing
• All staff meetings are taking place outside in our plant so that we can maintain appropriate 6-foot distancing at all times
• The breakroom has a maximum capacity of 2 people now so that 6-foot distancing can be maintained
• The staff must use disinfectant cleaner after they eat or use the break room and disinfect anything that they touched
• Our offices are being cleaned nightly, including sanitizing all frequently touched surfaces
• Door knobs and other high touch surfaces are being cleaned multiple times throughout the day
• Hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, and antibacterial cleaners are located at various locations throughout our facility so that they are very convenient to use
• The shred containers are being disinfected after being emptied when they come back to our facility
• There are signs up and around the office reminding the staff to wash their hands frequently, maintain a 6-foot distance from others at all times, use good hygiene, not to touch their faces, and to stay home if sick
• Our occupancy is below the 50% allowed rate at all times.