news and media updates
Chevron has mobilized local, regional and global crisis management teams to support our response to the situation and to proactively address potential risks to our workforce and the communities where we do business.
current status
Chevron continues to respond to the situation, utilizing the guidance of international and local health authorities. Our thoughts are with those affected by COVID-19 and the healthcare workers on the front lines battling to contain the outbreak.
The health and safety of our workforce and communities where we do business are Chevron’s primary concerns. We are taking precautionary measures to reduce the risk of exposure, including referring symptomatic workers for testing and screening workers and visitors at company facilities. Facility screening protocols are determined by company leaders and health experts based on criteria that include local health authority recommendations and regulations, potential contact of workers or visitors with people who may have been exposed to the virus, and the capability of health infrastructure in the community.
Business continuity measures, including alternative work arrangements, are being implemented as needed. We are regularly updating our workforce as we receive more information.
previous updates
March 14
Chevron’s facilities management teams are taking extra precautions to ensure office spaces and workstations are sanitary, and proper safeguards are in place at all our facilities. Decisions on working from home and specific travel guidelines will be made locally, based on local circumstances, and in consultation with appropriate experts.
March 10
Chevron continues to monitor the situation very closely, utilizing the guidance of international and local health authorities. The health and safety of our workforce and communities where we do business are primary concerns. We are taking precautionary measures to reduce their risk of exposure. We are regularly updating our workforce as we receive more information.