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Specials Metals in Huntington Laying Off Workers
The parent company of the Special Metals alloy plant in Huntington is laying off about 100 workers.
Portland, Oregon-based Precision Castparts Corp. didn’t specify in a statement whether the layoffs would be temporary or permanent.
The company says it will evaluate its staffing in the future as business conditions warrant.
The 130-acre plant manufactures high-performance nickel alloys for the aerospace, gas well and other industries and employs more than 500 hourly workers.
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