J &J Machine Works in North Bay will add a pair of jobs aftrt getting a $28,000 grant from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation
The company will use it to expand business operations, improve competitiveness and stimulate economic development in the region, creating two new jobs.
J&J Machine Works is a North Bay-based manufacturer providing machining, fabrication & repair services.
"Financial assistance provided by NOHFC enabled us to upgrade our plate profile cutting capabilities, improving the quality and efficiency of our existing service offerings and expanding sales to include all-new projects which were impractical or impossible with our previous equipment," said Andy Walker, President of J&J.
J&J Machine Works is a traditional machine shop, offering extensive custom machining and fabrication capabilities as well as general equipment repair. Funding will allow the company to purchase new updated equipment. This upgrade will reduce the reliance on outsourcing and improve business efficiency and profitability, says a news release.
