Terramac has opened a new plant in St. Louis, Missouri, that will allow it to increase the number of crawler carriers it produces.
The company converted a 100,000-square-foot complex that had been idled into an assembly plant with two production lines, each of which can produce 250 carriers per year with room for expansion.
“We are excited about revitalizing the plant facility, as well as the neighboring area,” said JJ Costello, VP of business development. “Our plans to ultimately hire more than 100 employees over the next couple years drawing from the local workforce will help support our goals for the company and the community.”
Source: Terramac
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