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Happy Mother’s Day
Correct Posture Month
Due to COVID-19, many of us suddenly switched our work environment from office to home creating all kinds of unusual home set-ups that can lead to poor posture. Poor posture can affect our health and well-being and can lead to chronic pain. There are ways to improve posture.
TIPS TO IMPROVE POSTURE
While standing, keep your head high, shoulders back and stomach tucked in.
When sitting, keep legs perpendicular to the floor, with your rear end touching the back of the chair. Distribute weight evenly over both hips and keep feet flat on the floor. When sitting at a desk or table, arms and elbows should rest on the surface taking the strain off the shoulders.
It is important to remember to get up at least every half hour. This will also help avoid computer eye strain. We hope these tips will help you. Take care of yourself while staying safe at home.
Happy Passover
We wish our clients, friends and family who celebrate a Happy Passover. The holiday season will take some creativity this year to include social distancing during Seder’s. We know some of you will make the most out of this unique Passover holiday and connect over video conferencing platforms. We hope that you and your family are and stay in good health.
OMA Comp IT Support Is Available
OMA Comp IT support is considered an essential business and we will remain open during the Michigan Executive Order 2020-21 (COVID-19). We will be working as much as possible remotely. Our crew is permitted to make on-site visits ONLY if absolutely necessary to first line support and government approved companies.
Beginning Friday, March 27th, 2020, we will need an approved document that you are part of the essential critical infrastructure workforce for OMA Comp to perform on-site visits. If we are needed on site, we require that businesses adhere to the CDC guidelines to implement infection prevention measures, including:
- Social distancing of a minimum of 6 feet from our technician and others
- Frequent and thorough hand washing or use alcohol-based hand sanitizers containing at least 60% alcohol
- Appropriately cleaning your equipment upon our arrival; we will be wearing gloves for safety measures
- Follow respiratory etiquette including covering coughs and sneezes with tissue or elbow
- We are equipped with a laser thermometer which can measure temperature up to 20 feet away
If you or an employee at your business or home are sick or have known contact with a COVID-19 patient, please adhere to and understand that we will need to reschedule our technician’s on-site visit after the two week quarantine is over for every member in the facility to secure the health and well-being of our team. If at all possible, we will complete work remotely.
Thank you for your cooperation and Stay Home, Stay Safe, Save Lives Executive Order. We will get through this faster together.
Stay well.
Orest Melnyk, CEO
OMA Comp
Help for Your Business During COVID-19 Outbreak
Dear Friends and Customers,
Our hearts are going out to all of our clients, family and friends who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. We realize the impact of business closures during these uncertain times.
OMA Comp can help best by providing you additional resources to help during this challenging period. If you need to change your current business model to be able to offer and/or take in money for services and products, as well as work from home, below are options that our remote technicians can set-up and put in place for you, your employees, and your customers.
- Online shopping carts, E-commerce websites
- Virtual classrooms for digital learning
- Remote access software to access office computers anytime from anywhere
- Screen Sharing, File Sharing
- Video Conferencing, Voice, Chat & Productivity Tools
- Network Printing to print documents to home
- Secure home computers that are now being used for business
We will continue with our services with remote IT support. We can’t predict the future but know that we will be stronger together.
We are staying open late hours and working weekends to accommodate and support your operation during these challenging times.
Stay well.
Orest Melnyk, CEO
