During the height of the pandemic, machine shops continued to hire, particularly companies providing essential products to support the nation’s response to the pandemic; and some companies are even moving forward with expansion plans for new locations.

For example, in response to its continued expansion during the pandemic, Autocam Medical increased its hiring throughout the United States. Autocam Medical is a global contract manufacturer of precision-machined drill bits, drivers, screws, plates, cutting tools and other complex, highly engineered surgical implants, instruments and handpieces, as well as other device components.

In addition to filling dozens of CNC machinist positions at Autocam Medical’s headquarters in Kentwood, Mich., the company also has plans to add CNC machinist positions at its Murfreesboro, Tenn., and Plymouth, Mass., locations as well.

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Autocam Medical, a global contract manufacturer of precision surgical and medial components and devices, has announced that it is investing $60 million through 2024 to expand its manufacturing footprint and capability in West Michigan.

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Autocam Medical is investing $60 million through 2024 to expand its manufacturing footprint and capability in West Michigan. The new facility will be ready for occupancy in January of 2022.

This investment includes a new 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Kentwood, which will house equipment and technology built to Autocam Medical specifications and proprietary processes. The plant expansion is expected to create 250 jobs in West Michigan.

Autocam Medical has grown dramatically in West Michigan over the last five years, doubling its revenue and employment in the Kentwood location. The company made the choice to continue expanding in West Michigan because of the availability of a skilled workforce. The company plans to add skilled machinists, engineers, and technicians.

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Autocam Medical, a global contract manufacturer of precision, surgical and medical components and devices, announced that it is investing $60 million through 2024 to expand its manufacturing footprint and capability in West Michigan. This new facility will continue to serve its customers by making products that improve people’s health.

This investment includes a new 100,000ft2 manufacturing facility and global headquarters located on Broadmoor and 36th Street in Kentwood, which will house state-of-the-art equipment and technology built to Autocam Medical specifications and proprietary processes. The new plant expansion is expected to create 250 jobs in West Michigan, and they’ve already started hiring and expect to increase their hiring efforts significantly over the next year.

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Autocam Medical is investing $60 million through 2024 to expand its manufacturing footprint and capability in West Michigan. The new facility will be ready for occupancy in January of 2022.

This investment includes a new 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Kentwood, which will house equipment and technology built to Autocam Medical specifications and proprietary processes. The plant expansion is expected to create 250 jobs in West Michigan.

Autocam Medical has grown dramatically in West Michigan over the last five years, doubling its revenue and employment in the Kentwood location. The company made the choice to continue expanding in West Michigan because of the availability of a skilled workforce. The company plans to add skilled machinists, engineers, and technicians.

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Autocam Medical Devices LLC plans to invest $ 60 million over the next three years to expand manufacturing capacity in West Michigan.

The surgical and medical components and equipment maker plans to build a new 100,000 square foot global headquarters and manufacturing facility on Broadmoor Avenue and 36th Street in Kentwood. Autocam Medical is working with AMDG Architects Inc. of Grand Rapids to design the facility. Pioneer Construction Co., also from Grand Rapids, will take care of the expansion.

The company expects the expansion to create 250 additional jobs. Autocam Medical has already started hiring and expects to significantly increase its recruiting efforts over the next year.

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