DETROIT The Ford Motor Company has been working round the clock to make sure employees are safe and business can find a new normal amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, CEO Jim Hackett said Friday before plants reopen Monday morning. They will no longer lining up to pass through turnstiles at the beginning and end of shifts. The protocol, Hackett said, is outlined in a 70 page manual the company wrote to ensure and likely reassure employees and their families. This is going to be one of the safest place to be, frankly, from getting what we've got to do now, is if somebody catches it, then we will go into action, he said. Hackett says they plan to keep that kind of production going for at least the next year.