Local water treatment plant quarantine (properly)

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My wife told me that she read a report that a local water treatment plant has closed down and THREE employees have decided to live inside for a while. Im not starting any debate or trying to make this out more than it is. I was just excited to hear that a REAL SOLUTION to a concern of mine, is being addressed. It got me thinking... what other companies that are in DIRE need of being operational 24/7, are taking appropriate steps to ensure their continued use? I KNOW, we all THINK we are part of essential services, but when 90% of the population is essential, it really doesnt add up to a good method for stopping transmission of virus'.  Then theres the problem of even IF you close a plant down and get employees to live on premise, are you properly cleaning EVERY LAST PARCEL that may enter the grounds? Anyhow, just thought I'd share, as i got really excited to hear this. It humbles me a lot as I realize that SOME people may become so important to thousands of others, that we will NEED to protect them, above ourselves, for the greater good.