Waivers to Keep Physical Locations Open During Coronavirus
Mold builders should seek exemption immediately based on the industries you serve. Reach out to your local representatives and trade associations for assistance.
waivers for life-sustaining businesses
Last week several states issued orders to close all non-essential or non-life sustaining businesses for the foreseeable future. Mold builders are on the list of non-essential businesses despite many working on manufacturing molds for critical medical projects specifically related to the corornavirus crisis, including ventilator equipment.
We encourage mold builders to seek exemption immediately based on the industries that the shop serves. Reach out to your local representatives and trade associations for assistance or seek counsel.
For example, in Pennsylvania a new process was released from the governor's office that includes completing a waiver form.
A good source of information on is the One Voice COVID-19 Rapid Response website.
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