EMC expands into building just south of Tiverton

EMC Power Canada Ltd. is expanding its local operations in the Kincardine area and has secured office and warehousing space located on the corner of Concession 11 and Highway 21, just south of Tiverton.

The 3,500-square-foot facility is in addition to the current space EMC operates out of on Highway 21.

“EMC has been a committed supporting partner of Bruce Power for many years, working together since 2007, and we are proud to show that long-term continuing support by expanding our presence locally and supporting the community," said Lou Camara, EMC’s president and shareholder.

The new facility will mean increased employment opportunities as EMC will hire an additional 10-12 construction professionals in multiple areas, dedicated to Bruce Power.

“The spin-off activity generated from Bruce Power continues to help drive economic growth in Bruce County and across Ontario, and EMC’s expansion is a great example of a company that is committed to supporting Bruce Power and the community,” said John Soini, executive vice-president, finance and commercial services, at Bruce Power.

EMC will be hosting a job fair March 7, at the Lake Huron Learning Centre in Kincardine. More information on the job fair will be released soon, along with details of the positions on the company's website: emccanada.ca.

“I am pleased to see EMC Power Canada expand its local presence by establishing a second location in the region and creating more jobs locally,” said Bruce County warden Paul Eagleson. “The expertise and knowledge this company brings to our area helps us build a strong regional network of suppliers to support Bruce Power and our local communities for decades to come.”