Federal Mogul to add 94 jobs in Logan

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November 7, 2011

Anonymous From Staff Reports Pharos-Tribune Mon Nov 07, 2011, 11:14 PM EST

Federal Mogul was unveiled tonight as the company that will bring up to 94 new jobs Logansport.

City Council members tonight voted to approve a nearly $2.7 million tax abatement and a loan not to exceed $50,000 for the company.

Nolan “Skip” Kuker, president of the Logansport-Cass County Economic Development Foundation, said the company is picking up new product lines. The jobs, which will pay an average of $14 per hour, will be at the company's existing plant.

“It’s great to have it completed,” Kuker said. “They’re a good company. They’ve been great to work with.”

The Indiana Economic Development Corporation and Ivy Tech Community College, among others, have worked to complete this project.

Beginning Nov. 28, Ivy Tech will offer production technician certfication classes for those interested in these positions.

For more on this story, pick up Tuesday's Pharos-Tribune.

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