Wexford Enterprise moves to Stage 3.5 of the Covid-19 Business Continuity Plan

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March 28, 2020

With further government restrictions on the movement of people not involved in the provision of ‘essential services’, any company whose services or products are not included in the Government’s list of ‘essential services’, will unfortunately no longer be able to gain access to Wexford Enterprise Centre.

Wexford Enterprise Centre realises the impact this major disruption may have on your business. We would like to sincerely thank each and every tenant for their continued cooperation and support in following the Business Continuity Plan thus far, which has allowed Wexford Enterprise Centre to remain open for business. Stay safe!

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Wexford Enterprise moves to Stage 3 of the Covid-19 Business Continuity Plan

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March 23, 2020

Following the substantial increase in the rate of infection within the general public, Wexford Enterprise Centre has decided to move to Stage 3 of the Business Continuity Plan effectively immediately.

Going forward, it will be necessary to restrict entry into Wexford Enterprise Centre to tenants and their staff only. As all entry and exit doors, including shutter doors, must now be locked at all times. Each tenant will be responsible for getting their staff in and out of the building. Anyone unlocking the main reception door, which continues to be the only point of entry, must ensure that it is locked again after them. In addition, anyone excepting a delivery, must make arrangements to meet the delivery agent outside of the building, as they will not be allowed to enter.

“These are unprecedented, uncertain and in many ways, frightening times. Wexford Enterprise Centre will continue to do everything possible to support you, your business and your staff.” – Brendan Ennis, CEO Wexford Enterprise Centre

Wexford Enterprise moves to Stage 2 of the Covid-19 Business Continuity Plan

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March 12, 2020

Following today’s government announcement of restrictions imposed to restrict the escalation of the Covid-19 virus, Wexford Enterprise Centre will move to implement Stage 2 of the Business Continuity Plan.

From Monday, 16 March, WEC will now only be open weekdays from 8am to 6pm. Access to the building will not be permitted outside this time without written consent from management. Effective immediately, entrance to the building will be through the main reception only at which point, a non-invasive temperature check will be conducted. It is also necessary to cancel all training courses and Meeting Room bookings and to close the Centre Point Café until further notice. While visitors will still be allowed into the building under Stage 2 guidelines, tenants are encouraged to eliminate all unnecessary travel and to move to phone or video link-based meetings if possible.

In addition to the operational changes implemented in Stage 1 on March 2 which included increasing the number of hand-sanitising dispensing points throughout the building and increasing its cleaning and disinfecting schedules, access into Wexford Enterprise Centre will now be through the main reception only.

“Please be assured, our entire focus is on keeping this Centre free from contamination and to maintain a hygienic, healthy and safe working environment for each staff member of each company working from here. We are committed to doing everything within our control to ensure WEC remains open to our tenant companies.” business continuity of our tenant companies and the Enterprise Centre itself.” – Brendan Ennis, CEO Wexford Enterprise Centre

Wexford Enterprise issues 5-Step Business Continuity Plan in anticipation of the spread of Covid-19

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March 2, 2020

In response to the first reported case of Covid-19 in Ireland, a 5-Step Business Continuity Plan was issued to all resident businesses located in Wexford Enterprise Centre in anticipation of possible government restrictions which may be imposed in an effort to help curb the escalation of the virus.

As a result, all 32 resident businesses were issued with:
• A personnel planning sheet – detailing basic protective and procedural measures, as advised by the WHO, for companies to consider implementing to help protect their staff.
• A Business Continuity sheet – detailing basic policy and procedural measures suggest by the Business Continuity Institute to support and protect businesses from the economic impact that could occur should the virus spread.
• Face masks.

“We find ourselves in a changing environment where many personal and business risks are now emerging and developing on a daily basis. Our overriding priority is the health, safety and welfare of all those working within the Enterprise Centre, and the business continuity of our tenant companies and the Enterprise Centre itself.” – Brendan Ennis, CEO Wexford Enterprise Centre

In addition, the Centre also immediately increased the number of hand-sanitising dispensing points throughout the building, increased its cleaning and disinfecting schedules and made changes to its security and monitoring procedures.