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Merrill Steel President Fred Schwalbach cuts a steel band with a torch on Thursday, Nov. 9, during a ceremony celebrating the company’s recently opened facility in Camanche, Iowa. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
CAMANCHE, Iowa — “We are the backbone of buildings.”
That — in a single, short sentence — describes much of the work behind the company Merrill Steel Complex Fabrication, according to Greg Rajek, plant manager of Merrill’s new plant in Camanche.
That plant, which employs about 34 people and plans to employ a total of about 100 workers more in the…
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