Piaggio Group: resumption of activities in all production centers in the world

All production plants are back in operation Piaggio Group (PIA.MI) located around the world. The news emerges from a note released today, recalling the interruption due to the emergency linked to the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Also the Indian site a Baramati has started to be active again.

In Italy it has recovered since last May 4th

The restart in the production points linked to Piaggio Group in Italy it started from May 4 2020, coinciding with the so-called Phase 2. Also signed memoranda of understanding regarding cleaning and sanitization procedures of working environments, before and also during the activity in the production centers. On the merits, considering the systems Aprilia di Noale e Scorzè in the Venetian, as well as that Moto Guzzi di Mandello del Lario (Lecco), however, "smart working" activity is highlighted for specific areas or subjects affected by pathologies, evaluating the opinion of a doctor. The rules in the plants also concern suppliers and external staff through self-certification, as has emerged.
From the information relating to the aforementioned protocols, it is also indicated that all operators and employees will be provided with kits with various protective devices on a regular basis, as well as having sanitizing gel to strengthen their protection. Along with these, distancing measures are also envisaged in every work or common space, including canteen areas, just as the temperature assessment is confirmed by external specialists, also carried out through thermoscanners, always taking the information.

Recovery around the world

With the restart of activities in the Indian plant of Baramatitherefore, all production sites are operational again. The Vietnamese plant has suffered some slowdowns in supplies, but has always been active at a production level, as reported. The lockdown of dealers in India ended last week with the reopening of around 190 dealers including commercial vehicles and two-wheelers, continuing with the commercial recovery.

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