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A steel fabricating company is set to establish operations in Richland County and bring in 100 new jobs.
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Gov. Henry McMaster’s office and the Columbia Area Development Partnership announced Tuesday that SteelFab Inc., which is headquartered in Charlotte, will start new operations in Columbia with a $30 million investment that is set to create 100 jobs.
The new SteelFab operation will be at 1030 Metso Way, just off Two Notch Road, in northeast Columbia, according to a news release. Operations are expected to begin there by the end of the year.
SteelFab Inc. manufactures fabricated structural steel and steel products. It has 18 facilities across the U.S., and several in South Carolina. The Richland County facility will “strengthen the company’s manufacturing capabilities for the construction industry,” Tuesday’s release noted.
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“For nearly four decades, we have been proud to be part of South Carolina’s manufacturing community, and the establishment of our new Columbia facility builds on that strong foundation,” SteelFab COO Rob Rutherford said in a statement. “This expansion will enhance our ability to serve the growing needs of the construction industry, create new opportunities for South Carolinians and position SteelFab for continued success in the years ahead.”
Those interested in applying to work with SteelFab Inc. can visit www.steelfab-inc.com/careers/.
“We are proud to congratulate SteelFab on its new facility in Richland County,” McMaster said in a statement. “The addition of 100 new manufacturing jobs in the Midlands is a win for South Carolina’s talented workforce and a testament to our thriving economy.”
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