Our Commitment to You: COVID 19/Coronavirus Update

Our Commitment to You!

At J. Becher, you are our top priority. The safety and well-being of our customers, employees, and community have always been of the utmost importance to us, not just amidst a pandemic. We have always taken great pride in maintaining a safe workspace for our staff and clients in the office and on the job, and will continue to do so. Below is some information regarding the COVID-19/Conronavirus epidemic, and how we will continue to provide you with quality service.

Here For You

At this time, J. Becher and Associates is continuing with business as usual. We place everyone’s safety at the forefront of our thoughts and decisions and are taking active preventative measures to reduce the risk for our employees, customers, partners, and the community. We will continue to evaluate the information regarding COVID-19/Coronavirus and environmental impacts as they come and make necessary adjustments to our plan of action at that time.

The J. Becher leadership team will continue to monitor the reports from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO) and local government agencies throughout our service area.

Continued Support

We realize this health situation has already been disruptive to many businesses across the globe and wanted to share facts about what we’re doing to support both our customers and employees.

To ensure our customers are supported we have taken specific steps as part of our business continuity plan. These steps include:

Moving some employees to work from home in a thoughtful, choreographed manner. This ensures our customers will continue to receive excellent stability and support.
Working closely with our partners to make sure we have additional materials, equipment, and supplies to take care of employees, and by extension, our customers.
We have been proactively communicating internally about hygiene practices and illness mindfulness to limit the spread of various seasonal illnesses both in the office and on the job site. Employees have been encouraged to stay home if they feel sick.