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THE SUNCAST TEAM

How We’re Supporting Our Customers, Employees, and Communities During this Difficult Time

At Suncast, we take pride in creating smart solutions that make people’s lives easier, whether you’re at home or on the job. Needless to say, life has gotten a lot more complicated over the past few months due to the impact of COVID-19. In this unprecedented and challenging moment, we are doing everything in our power to ease the burden on our customers, our employees, and the communities we serve.


Our CustomersOur Customers

 

Our Customers

Along with the rest of the world, we are closely monitoring information on the spread of COVID-19 and developing appropriate action plans in accordance with all governmental guidelines. We are focused on meeting customer needs while doing our part to keep our employees and the community safe.

 

Suncast and many of our retail partners—such as Home Depot, Lowes, Costco, Ace Hardware, and Amazon—have been designated as essential businesses. We will therefore remain open and continue to support the supply chain. Our manufacturing and distribution staffs will continue to operate out of our three Illinois facilities, while all non-essential office staff will continue to work from home.

 

Our EmployeesOur Employees

 

Our Employees

In addition to our obligations to our customers, we also have a responsibility to protect our workforce, their families, and the greater community. We are pleased to announce that on March 3, 2021 we were able to provide, with the help of Kane County and the State of Illinois, COVID-19 vaccinations to 100% of our employees.

 

Suncast employee vaccination event

Suncast employee vaccination event

Suncast employee vaccination eventCOVID-19 vaccinations offered to Suncast employees by Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH)

 

The following steps, enacted in February 2020, are also still in place to help maintain health and safety in our facilities:

 

  • Mandatory temperature checkpoints outside all facilities
  • Gloves and masks provided to all on-site employees
  • Hand sanitizer stations are available throughout all facilities
  • Touchless sinks and toilets installed in all restrooms
  • All touchpoints in all facilities sanitized every hour
  • Outside sanitation company disinfecting high-traffic areas once a week
  • Strict social distancing protocols implemented in all facilities
  • Free COVID-19 testing and treatment available to all employees
  • Free telemedicine resource available to all employees
  • Suspended all commercial travel
  • Employees who can work from home are doing so

“Suncast has always put the safety and security of the work force first and foremost. Naturally, that philosophy would translate courageously and seamlessly to their protection during the midst of a global pandemic. Our immediate actions shout to our employees, our customers, our community that Suncast can be counted on to always do the right thing."
Mary Ann Mings, Vice President Human Resources/Corporate Responsibility and Compliance at Suncast

 

Our CommunityOur Community

 

Our Community

Many of the products we manufacture every day are used by hospitals and healthcare facilities that diagnose and treat COVID-19 patients. As of April 20, 2020, our Commercial Division has converted production lines in order to help meet the ongoing demand for personal protective equipment among first responders and medical personnel.

 

The lines will instead produce one-size-fits-all face shields, a portion of which has been donated to local Chicago-area hospitals including Loyola University Medical Center, Northwestern Medicine’s Delnor Hospital, and Rush University Medical Center. The face shields will also be distributed to other essential workers, such as hospital chaplains.

 

One size fits all face shieldOne size fits all face shield

 

“We originally planned to introduce our line of PPE products in the fall of 2020,” says Thomas Tisbo, CEO and President of Suncast. “However, we knew we had the opportunity and ability to move more quickly to help meet the critical demand impacting communities across the country right now.”

 

Suncast Corporation is FDA Registered. 
This face shield is classified as a Class I medical device.