In The News 19 November 2015

Corvac Composites LLC purchases RR Donnelley; begins phase one of hiring process

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GREENFIELD – Corvac Composites LLC recently purchased the RR Donnelley building in Greenfield and is currently renovating and making improvements to begin production in the near future.

Corvac is a leading supplier of plastic components to major automotive manufacturers.

Corvac is based in Michigan, and has locations in Kentucky, Indiana, Texas, physical presence on three continents and business dealings throughout Europe and Asia.
Corvac is partnering with Tara Campbell, director of Ohio Means Jobs of Highland County, for phase one of the hiring process. Due to plant renovations, the Ohio Means Jobs Employment Center will hold an off-site job fair where applicants can complete applications and drop off resumes. Details will be available within the next few weeks.
Recruiting and interviews will be held on site at Corvac during December and January.

Corvac is projecting new hires to begin work in February 2016, with production beginning in March 2016. Corvac’s philosophy is that superior people, innovative products and processes, and customer support second to none are key elements of growing a premium company.
Corvac’s aim is to inspire personal and professional growth in their employees. If you would like to experience an atmosphere of entrepreneurial spirit in a setting where your thoughts and actions make a difference, Corvac encourages you to attend the job fair.
Corvac is a supplier of airflow management and water deflection systems to OEM and Tier Manufacturers. With 30 years’ experience, Corvac is the leader in bringing thermoforming to high volume automotive applications. Different from injection molding, the Corvac ProcessTM utilizes a single sided mold with vacuum to create the product shape.
Corvac’s continued growth has driven expansion into southern Ohio. As Corvac prepares for production, phase one of hiring will include the need for machine and assembly operators as well as maintenance technicians.

For more information, go to: http://www.highlandcountypress.com/main.asp?Search=1&ArticleID=28291&SectionID=2&SubSectionID=20&S=1

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