Impact of Covid-19 on Hydro-Gear Operations
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Giving each other a break and maintaining a safe distance led to staggering breaks and maintaining six feet of personal safety in the Hydro Gear break room.
Working Together for Safety of All
•April 29, 2020•
Like nearly all families and businesses in the United States (and around the world), the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on Hydro-Gear.
“Our employees have remained positive and have continued to work together through this difficult time – and we must remain optimistic about the future, while taking critical actions daily” says Mike Todd, Vice President Operations.
Hydro-Gear’s customers, such as John Deere, have been deemed essential businesses and have required the company to support them by continuing production operations. All three main U.S. Hydro-Gear facilities (Sullivan-IL, Princeton-KY, and Indianapolis-IN) have remained open to meet their customers’ needs.
The company has taken many important steps to safeguard the health of employees. These actions are being coordinated through a COVID-19 Planning Team that is staying up-to-date with current events.
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