Global American is committed to being responsible and proactive during this critical time. We’ve taken steps to protect our team by reconfiguring our production line so as to maintain a safe distance between each team member. We’ve also implemented a twice-daily disinfecting protocol for high-contact surfaces throughout our facility, per CDC guidelines. Our essential manufacturing teams are on site, but all team members that are able to are working from home.
Because we support so many essential businesses (including the medical industry), our production line and our technical departments remain active. Many of our customers are on the front lines during this pandemic, providing much-needed products to battle the virus. We’re extremely proud of them.
Our customer support, online chat, and technical support remain 100% online during normal business hours to answer any questions regarding open orders or address concerns about lead times or pending orders. We understand that some materials may need to be pulled in while others need to be pushed out until we can all weather this storm, and we will continue to work hard to accommodate our customers as best we can, like we always have.
For questions or concerns, please reach out to us. We’re here.
Leah Walsh
President
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