The plant in Blue Springs is using several different types of measures to protect employees and staff.
This includes wearing masks, checking temperatures and practicing social distancing.
WTVA reporter Emma Packard spent Tuesday at the plant with a visual guide.
Thousands of employees return to their second day back at work -- at the toyota plant in blue springs... but they have to follow new procedures... wtva's emma packard joins us live from the plant with some of those new guidelines... morgan, daniella, i'm here at the plant in blue springs, where thousands of workers will be showing up this morning... but they have to follow new rules -- to keep everyone in the building safe... before employees can enter the building they will go through a screening process and questionnaire -- to make sure they don't have any before employees can enter the building they will go through a screening process and questionnaire -- to make sure they don't have any coronavirus symptoms... company leaders have placed markers, reminding people to social distance... they also set out reminders to wear a face mask... and break rooms and cafeterias have new plexi-shields and assigned tables... i will be here throughout the morning, giving you a live look at some of these changes... so stay with us... reporting live in blue springs, ep wtva 9 news today... toyota is planning to cut north american production by