Columbia, S.C. – Precision Jig & Fixture South, a full-service inspection tooling manufacturer, is expanding its existing Spartanburg County operations. The $6.5 million capital investment is expected to create approximately 40 new jobs over the next five years.
 
Founded in 1995, Precision Jig & Fixture South utilizes in-house capabilities to design, build and certify fixtures for a variety of markets, including the automotive, heavy equipment, military and aerospace industries. 
 
Located at 915 Berry Shoals Road in Duncan, S.C., the company’s expansion will consist of a two-phase construction with two additions to the current facility. The first should be completed by March 2018, while the second is expected to come online in spring of 2019. Those interested in joining should contact the Precision Jig & Fixture South team. 
 
The Coordinating Council for Economic Development has approved job development credits related to this project.

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“We are very thankful for all the companies that have helped PJF secure a future in the southern corridor. We broke ground on December 4th and hiring has already begun.” –Precision Jig & Fixture South Management Team
 

Precision Jig & Fixture South is just the latest of so many companies that have come to South Carolina, found that it’s a great place to do business and made the decision to grow here. We’re grateful for this great company’s commitment to Spartanburg County and look forward to celebrating the continued success that we know is in its future.” –Gov. Henry McMaster

 
“South Carolina continues to be at the forefront of the manufacturing renaissance because of companies like Precision Jig & Fixture South. We are excited about what the next several years has in store as the company’s new expansion begins to come online.” –Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt 
 
“We are tremendously pleased that Precision Jig & Fixture South is expanding and growing its operations in Spartanburg County. The decision to expand here reflects the depth of our manufacturing talent and Spartanburg County’s commitment to supporting the growth of our existing industries.” –David Britt, Spartanburg County Economic Development Committee Chairman and Economic Futures Group Board Member