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“On the good side, our supply chain is 99% intact, only problem we have see thus far is some suppliers are increasing lead times due to transportation delays or reduced staff but generally no short term impact. We’ve had no order cancellations or push out, in fact we are seeing increased pressure from customers to stick to schedule or expedite.
On the not good side, the Pandemic has created anxiety and stress in the workplace, some employees not willing to return to work out of fear. Thanks to regular and consistent communication with employees, about 97% of our workforce is still intact. We have had to make rapid changes in our factory to accommodate social distancing orders passed down from the Governor. This means reducing number of people in cubicle areas, manufacturing floor, turning conference rooms into office space, etc. However, we’ve managed through it. The economic unknown is concerning, we don’t know what we don’t know.
Juan Molina, FS Precision
“Spokane Industries values our
employees’ health and safety as our first and foremost business priority. Since the Global outbreak of Covid-19, Spokane Industries has implemented many social distancing practices including new split
shifts, providing
remote access for employees, a freeze on company wide travel, cancellation of intercompany meetings and asking visitors to reschedule on site visits until further notice. Our team’s best interest is to assure our families, friends, and neighbors of their Health and Safety. Spokane Industries has a duty to
conduct business as usual in support of Governor Jay Inslee’s ‘Stay Home – Stay Healthy’ Proclamation. As an Essential Industry, we are carefully following all Federal,
“Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, Ransom & Randolph is maintaining operations while complying with federal, state and CDC recommendations to contain the spread of the virus. As an essential supplier to defense, health, and energy segments, our manufacturing facility in Ohio continues to operate. While governments respond to this crisis daily, compliance requirements may change quickly and without significant warning. Currently, we are: • Continuing to manufacture and ship product while implementing recommended cleaning and distancing protocols.
• Taking steps to allow employees to work remotely without disrupting daily operating activities.
State, Department of Health and CDC measures to ensure the safety of our employees. Together we can all work through these challenging times to deliver needed products as we do our part to eliminate this new disease.” Spokane Industries
• Monitoring COVID-19 updates and complying with any new guidance. It is our intention to continue to service our customers, we will do this within the restrictions that country and state governments allow. If you are concerned about possible disruption to your supply chain, we ask that you also take steps to reduce the potential for disruption by planning for material needs.”
– Ransom & Randolph April 2020 ❘ 19
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