Falls Township will soon see an increase in job opportunities thanks to the expansion of Air Liquide Electronics, according to The Reporter.
The township’s supervisor granted development approval for the electronics company to construct four buildings in the township’s industrial district along Steel Road West.
The development includes a 14,000-square-foot administration building, a 17,000-square-foot- production building, an emergency response team command center and a maintenance shop, along with various modular buildings and an expansion of the parking area to include 35 extra spaces on the property.
Air Liquide manufactures computing processors, semiconductor chips, memories, and power devices.
Officials want to increase production in the area and say that the development could create between 20 to 40 new jobs with staggered hiring.
Read more about Falls Township’s plan to expand Air Liquide Electronics in The Reporter.
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