COVID-19

Open source Face Protection Screens for healthcare workers

A group of colleagues have designed a new type of face protection screens that can be produced with standard office supplies. The design is open source and available to all. Ramboll is producing 20,000 face protection screens, and donated the first batch to health workers in Denmark this week.

Office workers unsure about how to protect themselves from corona at work

A new study shows that 61 percent of Danes are in doubt about how to protect themselves from corona infection at work. A new free app from Ramboll offers employees the opportunity to train new office conduct.

Contingency planning protecting workers at manufacturing facilities

Reliable data about COVID-19 helped an international packaging manufacturer understand risks to workers and production.  

Producing 3D-printed face shields for healthcare workers

We are taking part in a global effort to produce 3D-printed face shields for healthcare workers. At our Advanced Manufacturing Technology & Innovation Centre in New York, our 3D printing parts will be used to produce more than 10,000 face shields, in collaboration with Budmen Industries.

New app prevents spread of infection on building sites

Ramboll has developed a new app that helps prevent spread of infection of building sites, to ensure a safe working environment for workers. The app uses gamification to simulate familiar scenarios at a virtual construction site, where the user must make decisions about careful and safe behaviour.

Integrated project delivery

We provide integrated project delivery through our engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services, including managing professional services and general construction trades.

Remote site inspections with UAV drones

To avoid too many people on the ground, Ramboll can help with remote site inspections using UAV drones. The drones can capture data in difficult locations with high quality output and offer the advantage of quick and accurate documentation at low costs and with minimal time consumption and personnel.

Data collection: make informed decisions about Covid-19 response

We help the County of Stockholm in Sweden prepare weekly data-updates, showing the effects of the Covid-19 virus in the capital area. We are well prepared to engage with clients on similar tasks throughout Scandinavia and Germany.

RAM-eyeQ: Virtual site inspections

Reduce the staff on site with a 3600 virtual site inspection. RAM-eyeQ hardware enables remote site inspections and delivers high quality footage that allows specialists and managers to review the work on site.

IT and data management

Our data management experts assist our clients by developing and deploying systems to ensure staff have access to necessary data, plans and procedures, and that the current status of response activities is visible and well understood.

Facilities

We assist our clients with designing, redesigning and managing their facilities to meet the challenges and requirements related to COVID-19, including condition assessments and converting spaces for alternative functions.

Employee satisfaction and engagement surveys

To help executives, leaders and HR professionals, we have developed a corona-questionnaire that allows organisations to stay well-informed about their employees’ well-being and challenges at a frequent level. Find out how we can help set up a survey that matches your needs.

Sustainable recovery: Decisions, planning and goals after lockdown

In this article, four of Ramboll’s experts within social and economic impacts propose a framework for understanding the likely progress of Covid-19 and its impact on economies, and the entry points for businesses and governments to react. In short, they propose how we ensure that the way out of lockdown is sustainable.

Four focus areas for the aviation industry post COVID-19

The aviation industry has been hard hit by the current COVID-19 crisis. In this article we consider how the industry will need to adapt to allow for safe travel post COVID-19, whilst keeping in mind long term goals that will ultimately improve experience, efficiency and net carbon outputs.

Travel, tourism and the impact on cities: evolution post COVID-19

This is the third article in a series of reflections on experiences during the Coronavirus crisis and how these might impact our cities in the future. Here, focus is on how rethinking tourism will help shape cities to become more sustainable (and vice versa).

Catalysts of Urban Change Post Coronavirus

The first of a series of reflections on experiences during the Coronavirus crisis and how these might impact our cities in the future. With a positive lens, the articles reflects on how the dramatic changes to our routines may give us clues as to how cities evolve post COVID-19.

Improving city liveability for the vulnerable - lessons from COVID-19

The second article in a series of reflections on experiences during the Coronavirus crisis and how these might impact our cities in the future. The impacts of COVID-19 have certainly brought the needs and challenges of the most vulnerable into sharper focus, providing an opportunity to re-think how we plan our cities to improve liveability and inclusivity for the vulnerable, leading to better cities for all.

Coordinating the medical response to the Coronavirus – insights from Switzerland

Rico Maritz, Market Director for Hospital Logistics in Switzerland, shares insights and lessons learned from Switzerland, where he has been part of the team coordinating the country’s medical response to the Coronavirus.

How behavioural insights can help tackle COVID-19

Disinfecting hands. Stockpiling toilet paper. Staying at home. The coronavirus spreads at fast pace. As do the implications on people’s lives - and irrational conduct from citizens has caught a lot of media-attention. In this article, two of our behavioural insights experts explain why we act as we do and how behavioural science is applied to help tackle COVID-19.