Profit Protect using COC19 Compliance Principles

• Profit protects their site by all means

Increase Store Traffic with Professionalism

• Encourage customers that will avoid going to the site by managing the entry flow professionally

• Avoid Reputational Damage; Any corruption by floor staff e.g., allowing people jumping the queues or taking a bribe for any product or service especially issues related to the basic needs of man.

• Avoid Reputational damage by contracting unlicensed practitioners.

Find the Crime

• There is some crime that cannot be reimbursed by insurance companies which will erode the profits.

Reduce Human Resource Expenses

• Protect the wellbeing of the staff ; This would increase the expenses related to increased sick leave and employing temporary staff besides multi skilling-up staff or any other expenses related to replacing staff.

• By layering the manpower by skillsets using security protocols for managing the flow and behavior of people.

• By adhering to the protocols mandated by the health community relating to technology and equipment

• Upgrading Threat Status and take new precautions relative to the threat. For example, one may be located in a country where there may be increased riots and demonstrations for whatever reason, or that could turn ugly and turn into a state of anarchy. Besides the location- one could relate it to a field of interest. Not updating or investing in tech or equipment or by layering the manpower by skillsets could become more costly.

• Purposely purchase authentic technology and equipment that complies with standards set out by the health sector for temperature taking be it fever cams, thermal imaging cameras or thermometers. Profits are depleted when tech or equipment has to be repurchased because of the brand being as counterfeit or is banned for any reason whatsoever.

• Furthermore, consider purposely purchasing software. For example, ‘man down’ alerts would serve well in an old-aged home or even at the front gate where security personnel are positioned. Any delays in reaction speed or rescuing people could be costly in many ways.

Avoid Lawsuits

• Avoid lawsuits: When the client is a specific business, for example, a second-hand store that may be re-selling assist breathing equipment, perhaps refilling or reselling old oxygen bottles that may have black fungus within either, in the equipment, tubes or valves that could lead to life impacting or deadly outcomes.

• This example would be opening up the door to major lawsuits and/or jail terms for culpable homicide besides reputational damage. This example could be highly costly! There are other examples mentioned the tool.