introduction to S>O>A>P

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  Good afternoon.

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  My name is Andy Neal from Cartoonists Risk Management On

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  today we're going to introduce you to a supporting measure

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  we have designed to support you in a covert environment.

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  That support is in form of a pneumonic called soap,

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  which is designed to give you a dynamic risk assessment

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  in any environment.

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  Soap is a systematic approach to risk assessing.

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  If you ask anybody in a cave it environment, how

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  they risk assess, everybody is different.

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  So we have designed soap to support you in your

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  everyday operations, whether it's him work or at home.

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  And typically we're there to support you on your family.

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  Soap is a pneumonic, which each letter stands for a

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  word soap.

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  The S stands for surfaces.

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  And so, as we risk assess, we talk about what

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  surfaces may have.

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  A covert virus on them could be a work top.

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  Could be a bench.

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  Could be a kitchen unit.

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  Could be anywhere a handrail, a door.

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  Handle any surface that you may come into contact from

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  day to day objects, objects within the environment that you

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  may come across.

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  It could be a cup pen.

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  It may be coins, or it may be anything.

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  You're handed over that may have a covert virus attached

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  to it.

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  The A stands for area.

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  We've all been into supermarkets.

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  We've all been into places.

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  Now where you see signage on the floor, you see

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  screens for receptions, you see screens and check out.

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  So what's the area like in the Koven environment?

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  Is there active measures to reduce the risk to you,

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  or is the measures quite poor?

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  The p off soap stands for people in effect.

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  What we're doing is we're watching people.

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  When we watch them, we look forward.

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  Do they have PP On?

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  Not only are they wearing peopie are they wearing PP

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  correctly. Are they aware of spatial distancing?

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  Are they just walking around Have no spatial distance awareness

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  on Therefore, are they placing you at risk?

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  So a typical area we would use so particularly people

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  would be rail stations, underground stations, airports, for example To

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  soap is a dynamic risk assessment that is vital to

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  limiting the exposure off a covert risk to you.

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  Can this bring it to you as a supporting measure

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  to support you and your families in any environment?

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  So, please, if you have any information you may require.

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  Please get in touch with card nous on.

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