Correct Craft Shifts Production to Make Face Masks for Hospitals
This article was originally published here by Robb Report
— by Michael Verdon
Correct Craft, the parent of multiple boat and engine brands, including the high-end Nautique line of towboats, has reassigned production team members to Covid-19 work in its Orlando, Fla., and Modesto, Calif., facilities.
The boatbuilder is making medical-grade face masks and plastic face shields for regional hospitals and other facilities. “We’ve temporarily suspended boat production and are using some of those resources to do Covid-19 work,” Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin, told Robb Report. “Our Correct Craft team is happy to help our health care community during this global pandemic.”
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