It’s been nearly 6 months since modular home builder CassHomes set up shop in
their beginnings
The 70,000 square foot production facility is a beehive of
activity. The company builds high-end, eco-friendly homes and is putting dozens
of people to work.
“We’re in a continuous hiring mode. We’re trying to
staff up at least another 20 or 30 people over the next month or two. We are
looking for construction people primarily. People with skills in almost every
area,” said CEO Lorne Wallace. “We’re also looking for people who are
just starting up, looking for their first job, want to get trained and get some
skills. And we’re looking for people as well in the back office. We’ve got
different openings for people in accounting, drafting, etc.”
The business is projecting to have 100 employees by year’s
end, and is almost there. In order for Cass Homes to be as efficient as they
hope, Wallace says more workers will make the building process faster. Cass
homes provide permanent modular structures for the
area, eastern
and they will soon expand to
CEO Lorne Wallace says the massive warehouse is a good home for the business
and expanding the productivity will only bring good things.
“We’ve got stuff everywhere that surrounds us and it’s
exactly what we were hoping for when we set up in this area,” said
Wallace. “We are meeting our expectations exactly as we hoped we would be
and we see continuation of that for a stable future.”
The pay scale at Cass Homes ranges from $10-$20 an hour and
the company offers 401K and medical.
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