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I work for a Fortune 200 company as a Field Service Engineer in South Texas. I service, install, and maintain Chemistry and Immunochemistry analyzers in clinical and research laboratories.
So far, work hasn't been out of the ordinary-other than increased precautions. One definite plus: traffic (or lack of?) has been OUTSTANDING.
My company has been very proactive in taking care of employees, and we have nearly daily updates via the normal phone/web meetings, both at CEO and local levels.
Some good news:
•We have developed a rapid test kit for COVID
•We are well into development of antibody tests that will be performed on our immunochemistry analyzers.
•A team of our FSEs has recently installed a few analyzers on the USNS Comfort while docked in NYC.
(As a retired military guy, that last one gets me right in the feels.)
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Originally Posted by JeffyD
Manual transmissions keep my left leg ripped. Other activities keep my right arm buff. It looks strange, but at least it's exercise.
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