“The auto glass industry has tried to combat the spread of COVID-19 by following guidelines from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) as well as local and state government officials. Both Tesla and State Farm have announced having employees test positive for COVID-19. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests several ways to sanitize the workplace after discovering employees with the virus.
According to the CDC’s published information, transmission of the virus from surfaces to humans hasn’t been documented, but some experts suggest that those cases could be too difficult to track. When it comes to cleaning and sanitizing potentially infected areas, CDC officials say to include not only individual workspaces, but also any areas that infected employees might have visited while on the premises. It is also important to note that neither cleaning nor disinfecting alone is considered sufficient; it takes both to effectively eliminate the virus. Cleaning does nothing to kill germs, guidelines point out, but does help to decrease their number. Conversely, disinfecting doesn’t remove germs, but kills those remaining on surfaces.”
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As one of the few industries deemed essential by the local, state, and federal government, we have a responsibility to provide service in a safe manner. This includes actively wiping and sanitizing work areas and practicing good hygiene. While auto travel has reduced significantly, accidents still occur and our customers depend on us for speedy and reliable service. We’re happy to be able to assist you during this difficult time and are available to answer any questions.
Our mobile auto glass service is an excellent option for convenience and safety. Our technicians will come to you (in the twin cities area) to repair your windshield. If you have a rock chip, please call us at 612-343-8984 to schedule an appointment.
