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processing and distributing high-strength and abrasionresistant steel. This is the third location for HSPP, with existing manufacturing facilities in Mississauga and Sudbury.
“We have been operating at capacity over the last few years,” said Jason Brock, president, HSPP. “We knew we had to expand. The Thorold location is a great strategic fit, featuring onsite transloading for rail as well as good access to marine transportation offered by the Thorold Multimodal Hub, further strengthening our supply chain connections. The new facility increases our overall corporate footprint to 173,000 square feet, and gives us room to expand inventory, add equipment, and take on more work in a way that we could not do before.”
The new location will have new production equipment, including high-powered plasma and oxyfuel cutting machinery, cranes, and machining and brake-forming equipment. Once all the equipment is installed, the location expects to add up to 50 new jobs to the City of Thorold.
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“Bringing back jobs is so important,” said Terry Ugulini, Mayor of Thorold.
The Thorold Multimodal Hub is a 500-acre multimodal industrial complex adjacent to the Welland Canal. To-date, over 25 companies have located at the Hub.
Leadership
Starrett Names Territory Sales Manager For Ontario
Henry Feng has been named as the territory sales manager for Ontario, Canada at The L.S. Starrett Company, a global manufacturer.
“We are very pleased to welcome Henry to the company,” said Michael Connor, sales and marketing director Nor th America, Starrett Industrial Products. “He has extensive management and territory sales experience in the manufacturing and technology fields, including a successful track record of establishing and growing key accounts.”
Feng’s has experience in management roles in business development, national accounts and ter r itory sales, including eight years with Acklands Grainger. He holds an MBA in Marketing and Finance from Schulich School of Business in Toronto, Ont.
Pemac Quebec Chapter Names New President
PEMAC has named Eric Martel, as the president of the PEMAC Quebec Chapter.
“We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Eric on his well-deserved appointment as the President of the PEMAC Quebec Chapter. We are confident that his vision, expertise, and passion will propel our chapter to even greater success, benefitting all maintenance, reliability, and asset management professionals in Quebec. Please join us in welcoming Eric Martel to his new role and offering him our full support as he embarks on this exciting journey,” PEMAC said in a statement.
Martel’s experience provides him with understanding of the industry.
PEMAC mentions that it is “confident that under Eric’s guidance, the Quebec Chapter will reach new heights of success and continue to serve its members with unwavering dedication.”