Tenaris has developed a comprehensive plan to manage the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak around the world. The health and safety of our people and service to our customers remain our top priority.
This page will be continuously updated to provide information about our response to this rapidly evolving situation.
In order to guarantee the safety of our people, we have taken the following measures:
In all of our countries we are launching an action plan to support the communities where we operate:
We have established Crisis Management Committees in all Tenaris regions to closely monitor developments related to the virus, and to implement and adjust action plans, as necessary.
At our mills and facilities worldwide, a thorough disinfection routine has been established. This includes for example regular wipe downs of all critical control rooms and work stations.
We are limiting social contact as much as possible to avoid contagion:
Our global footprint could help us to mitigate the risk of interruptions that may occur linked to the spread of the virus. We are actively adapting to the effects of the unprecedented pandemic and the governmental measures that are being adopted as best we can. At the same time, we remain committed to honoring our obligations to the extent feasible under these exceptionally grave circumstances.
Disclaimer: Given the uncertainty around the spread of COVID-19 and the imposition of protective measures, it is not possible to predict all of the effects that the health crisis may have on our operations and supply chain. We are constantly reviewing orders and are working to mitigate delays in delivery times, including through the relocation of orders among our facilities whenever technically and economically possible. We remain in close contact with our customers at all times, keeping them up to date about the situation.
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