Las Vegas Wynn Resorts has released a 23-page document outlining their new health and sanitation plan once the Las Vegas Strip re-opens. The casino resort company is thinking ahead to when they will re-open and they have released an outline of their new Health and Sanitation Program.
After more than a month of closures, Wynn Las Vegas is preparing to get back to business. But CEO Matthew Maddox says safety is his number one priority. That is why they have created the Health and Sanitation Program.
It involves thermal cameras for temperature checks and points of entry; strict physical distancing throughout the casino floor, check-in and pool areas; and more signage reminding people how to properly wear and dispose of masks and gloves. All employees are being told to wash their hands every 60 minutes, and there are also new cleaning procedures for housekeeping and dining staff.
For guests, only four people will be allowed in an elevator at the same time, and staff will clean the button panels at least once per hour. When guests first arrive, they will be asked to use hand sanitizer and wear a mask, which will be provided to them by the resort. Valet services will be suspended until further notice.
The shutdown is currently scheduled to end on May 1st, but it could be extended. Maddox believes an incremental re-opening is what needs to happen soon. The company announced soon after the closures that they would pay all of their 15,000 full-time and part-time employees for 60 days, through May 15.
Wynn Resorts says it is costing them $3 million per day, or $180 million for two months, to pay their employees.
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