Login Services Technology Solutions Get A Quote Resources About Pacifica Careers Driver'S Best Practices Coronavirus COVID-19 Best Practices at the Port to reduce exposure to Covid-19 Remain in your trucks whenever possible as required by Marine Terminal Operators. Avoid contact and maintain 6 feet distance with other Drivers and Longshoreman in order to protect yourself and others from potential exposure (Social Distancing). Always disinfect / wash your hands, specifically when you pick up a chassis and when you are required to touch the Ingate, Outgate, and Trouble Phones / Speakers. ICTF is requiring the use of the mobile app UPGO by all drivers. Best Practices at the Pacifica Yard to reduce exposure to Covid-19 Avoid contact and maintain 6 feet distance with other Drivers and Yard Personnel (Social Distancing). Always disinfect / wash your hands, specifically when you pick up a chassis and when you are required to handle paperwork provided to you. Pacifica has implemented a “Bank Teller” window in the Dispatch Department with a barrier to allow Drivers and Dispatch to communicate safely. Manifests will be placed in boxes outside the Dispatcher window to minimize physical interaction. As a valued current and future customer, we would like to share the components of Pacifica Trucks’ business continuity plan, specifically addressing the COVID-19. Pacifica’s management team has been taking the below steps to ensure our operations remain uninterrupted, while safeguarding the safety of our employees and business partners: We have separated our teams at our two southern Californian locations (headquarters and operations) and have put in place controls to keep these populations of employees separate. The concept is, if one of our headquarters associates becomes impacted, we do not cross contaminate the operations’ team, and vice versa. We also have employees representing each Department working remotely from home to ensure our company stays fully operational, as all our primary operating systems are hosted in “the cloud”. We shared and implemented information regarding CDC COVID-19 guidelines, background, symptoms and preventive actions for our offices. Also, sanitizing products were distributed and placed at the offices. All business travel has been cancelled or postponed to avoid office exposure. The combination of a specific COVID-19 Business Continuity Plan, remote work capability, and the temporary physical separation of our staff and drivers has been put in place to ensure we can continue to deliver our drayage services to our valued customers. All shipments are being continuously monitored. You have 24/7 access to your shipments status via http://pacificatrucks.com/ or simply call or email your Pacifica customer service representative. Our team of Port drayage experts are available to support your needs in these times of uncertainty. Pacifica is continuously monitoring the situation at the LA/Long Beach Port Complex through daily HTA news and will update you should the situation change. Links To Organizations Providing Information And Regular Updates On The Coronavirus Outbreak • World Health Organization (International) • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, National) • California Department of Public Health (State) • Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (County) • Orange County Public Health Care Agency (County) • Long Beach Health and Human Services (City) Contact: Pacifica Trucks, LLC 340 Golden Shore, Suite 240 Long Beach , CA 90802 Tel: (310) 549 -1351 sales@pacificatrucks.com Connect With Us: Copyright © 2021 Pacifica Trucks, LLC. All rights reserved. Disclaimer: The information presented on this website was compiled with due care. Nevertheless, inaccuracies in the data or content displayed is possible. Pacifica does not assume any liability, for whatever cause in law, for the information’s accuracy, timeliness and completeness.