The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) today announced that Stainless Technology, a manufacturer of stainless steel tanks, is expanding its Springfield operations. The company plans to hire up to 88 new employees, more than doubling the current workforce at the facility.
“This is big news for Stainless Technology and big news for Missouri’s economy,” said Mike Downing, acting director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development. “Manufacturing has long been a staple part of our economy and it is thrilling to see that this important sector is still growing and still creating jobs in the Show-Me State.”
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