One of Ford's most important factories is being protected by a HAWK
The hawk has logged more than 300 flights and cut bird activity by roughly 80% in monitored areas, Ford said.
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At Ford's, a surprising new employee was recently hired at his factory in Mexico.
A hawk works as a security guard at the Ford automobile assembly plant in Hermosillo, northern Mexico. Its name is El Charro.
At Ford's final assembly plant in Hermosillo, Mexico, in addition to 4,300 employees and an annual production capacity of over 300,000 pickup trucks and SUVs, a Harris's Hawk named El Charro is employed to patrol the plant, and many employees eagerly take photos with it.
A HAWK Is Protecting One of Ford’s Most Important Factories
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal A trained hawk is helping Ford Motor tackle a long-running pigeon problem at one of its most significant manufacturing sites. At Ford’s vast 12.1 million-square-foot assembly plant in Hermosillo, northern Mexico, the two-foot-tall bird has completed more than 300 patrols, totaling over 1,170 hours of work. Named El Charro—a familiar Mexican word associated with a […]
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