COVID-19 Resources
Thank you for visiting IMC’s COVID-19 Resources page. The contacts, tools and resources provided below are what we believe to be of most importance to our manufacturing community. This Resources Page is continually being updated as new information becomes available and as financial support, regulatory and compliance directives change.
IMC is here to assist you. You can contact the IMC Business Advisor you regularly work with or you can email info@IMCpa.com to be connected to support services.
If you are aware of additional information that would be beneficial for us to share on this page for the manufacturing community, please email the information to info@IMCpa.com.
COVID-19 Vaccination Resources
Commonwealth of PA Vaccine Outreach Resources
Talking vaccines: The new communications hurdle for employers | SmartBrief
Manufacturer Return to Operations & Best Practices Guide
IMC’s Manufacturer Return to Operations & Best Practice Guide provides valuable insights for restarting your operations safely and efficiently and best practices in minimizing COVID-19 risks among your workforce. Thanks to our sister center NEPIRC for putting this guide together and for offering it to IMC and Central PA manufacturers!
Critical Supply List – Manufacturing Specs
The maker community has created an open-source compendium of manufacturing blueprints and specs for many of the critical items on state and hospital critical needs lists. The specs are housed in a Google doc that has a great deal of information and is a good source of manufacturing information for making hand sanitizer, examination gloves, negative pressure rooms, and much more. Click here for the full list of specs.
Supplier Scouting Services
IMC is partnering with the MEP National Network™ to connect U.S. manufacturers that have relevant production capabilities and capacities with other manufacturers – enabling them to fulfill current market and societal needs. We can then assist those manufacturers in actually delivering needed products. If your company is at risk of shutting down due to supplier unavailability, IMC and NIST MEP may be able to help. If your company is interested in potentially pivoting or retooling to be able to supply critically needed items, IMC and NIST MEP may be able to help. To learn more about the Suppler Scouting Services, contact IMC Business Advisor, Dana Gordon, danag@imcpa.com, 814.933.7828.
Supply Chain Resources
Thomasnet.com COVID-19 Response Suppliers
Supply Chain Disruption Planning Checklist
Pennsylvania Resources
PA Mandated COVID-19 Safety Procedures for Business Poster
The CareerLink Business Services Team is available to help around layoffs and closings. Send an email to businesssolutions@centralpacl.com with layoff and closing related questions or needs.
Department of Community & Economic Development Funding & Resources
Federal Resources
OSHA Releases Requirements for COVID Vaccinations for Employers with 100 or Greater Employees
U.S. Small Business Administration Announces Major Enhancements to Economic Injury Disaster Loan
SBA COVID-19 Guidance and Loan Resources for Small Business
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Forgiveness
Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Program (SVOG)
Economic Injury Disaster Loan Advance (EIDL)
U.S. Chamber of Commerce CV-19 Emergency Loans Small Business Guide & Checklist
New Poster Requirements – Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)
Centers for Disease Control – COVID-19
Guidance on the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce (DHS)
Revolving Loan Fund Standard Terms & Conditions (EDA)
Other Business Resources
Employment Resources and Money-Saving Tips for Workers Impacted by COVID-19 – Published by couponchief.com
How Companies Can Get Employees Back to the Workplace Safely – A safety guide published by Safety.com
Resources for Workers Impacted by Coronavirus Layoffs and Lost Wages
IMC Client Shares Health and Safety Procedure Documents
Tips:
- Contact your lender to see what offers they have for businesses if you believe you will have difficulty making business loan payments, etc.
- Contact your insurance provider to review your policy’s business interruption coverage.