How are you working to keep your supply chain intact? What types of discussions are you having with your current suppliers? What specific disruptions are threatening your business continuity?
The Manufacturing Leadership Council hosted an open forum for its membership to discuss their operational status at the emergence of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States. Topics covered included adjustments to leave policy, on-site temperature checks, and setting up employees for remote work.
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Visit nam.org/coronavirus for the NAM’s comprehensive COVID-19 Policy Action Plan and the latest resources and information.
What measures are manufacturers taking to protect their workers and production environment from coronavirus? Experts from Trane Technologies and Premio Foods share insights on their companies’ current practices for sanitation and cleanliness measures, leave policies, setting up employees for remote work, and more.
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Yesterday the Manufacturing Leadership Council and the NAM hosted an informational call about how manufacturers can protect their workers and strengthen their operations during the coronavirus outbreak. You can listen to the recording here.
The call features Trane Tech’s Director of Health and Safety, Christin Anniannis; Trane Tech’s Senior Manager of Crisis Management and Traveler Safety, John Preloh; and Premio Foods’ Senior Vice President of Operations, Eric Fidoten, also a member of the MLC’s Board of Governors.
A more detailed report on yesterday’s call to follow.