Gov. Edwards And Intralox Announce Workforce Expansions At Two Locations
06/20/2021
[ Article was originally posted on www.opportunitylouisiana.com ] Hiring for the new jobs at the Intralox facility in Harahan is underway, with hiring for the new jobs at the Hammond facility to commence in the next year. Intralox is a division of Laitram, whose other divisions include Lapeyre Stair, Laitram Machinery and Laitram Machine Shop. Today, Laitram employs over 3,000 people globally. Intralox operates assembly and distribution centers in Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
“I am honored to share the good news of Intralox’s workforce expansion, as it aims to provide great opportunities and benefits to Louisiana’s workforce,” said Gov. Edwards. “Founded in Harahan 50 years ago, Intralox is a story of Louisiana entrepreneurship, and today it is a leading producer of industrial and food conveyance systems. I congratulate Edel on this new chapter, and I wish the entire Laitram team continued success.” “Intralox is expanding rapidly,” said Blanks. “Our partnership with Louisiana Economic Development supports our immediate and long-term workforce needs. Their creative and impactful approach to workforce development has had a positive impact upon our business.” To support the expansions at Laitram facilities in Harahan and Hammond, the State of Louisiana provided the services of LED FastStart®. FastStart is a competitive incentive program which provides customized employee recruitment, screening, training and has been ranked the No. 1 state workforce development program for the past 11 years. Intralox will also utilize the state’s Quality Jobs program. “JEDCO is delighted to support Intralox as it expands its workforce in Jefferson Parish,” said JEDCO President and CEO Jerry Bologna. “This growth creates an incredible opportunity for our residents to secure skilled jobs in the manufacturing industry. With over 1,500 patents and thousands of employees, Intralox has been an integral economic driver in our region for generations. We thank them for their continued investment in Jefferson Parish.” “We are incredibly thankful to Laitrim and Intralox and their past investment in Tangipahoa Parish over the last several years,” said Executive Director Ginger Cangelosi of Tangipahoa Economic Development. “On behalf of Parish President Robby Miller and the Tangipahoa Economic Development Foundation, we are particularly excited and encouraged about this future addition of 40 new jobs at Intralox’s Hammond facility. We look forward to working closely with the leadership at Intralox as they begin working to fill these key positions.” “Intralox is one of the most innovative companies not only in Louisiana, but in America,” said Michael Hecht, president and CEO of Greater New Orleans, Inc. “Our region is fortunate to be home such a perennial engine for jobs, wealth, and ideas. We look forward to continuing to support Laitram and Intralox.”
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