Four Augusta manufacturing plants will open their doors Tuesday, September 27, to veterans with the Augusta Warrior Project, assisting local veterans with employment opportunities. The tour is co-sponsored by the Augusta Economic Development Authority and the Augusta Warrior Project.

The tours will consist of four plants, Macuch Steel, RBW Logistics, Kellogg, and Textron Specialized Vehicles.

The purpose of the tours is to get the AWP members face to face with the Human Resource Department of these companies and assist with employment opportunities. Many local retired military are seeking employment, and the tour will provide opportunities for retirees to meet face-to-face with local HR offices.

Jonathan Davis, Existing Industry Coordinator for the Augusta Economic Development Authority, said, “Our local industries are constantly seeking workers with a great worth ethic and skill potential. Our Existing Industry Program encourages local companies to expand, and the Augusta Warrior Project can assist with the companies’ expansion plants.”