A. O. Smith Limits Manufacturing in Ashland City
Since the historic flooding
that impacted its Ashland City, Tenn., facility, A.
O. Smith recently opened a temporary distribution center in
Nashville last week to warehouse and ship residential and commercial water
heater orders to its U. S. customers. The distribution center will serve
customers until its finished goods warehouse is completely cleaned up and
ready.
“We remain focused on satisfying our water heater customers,” said Ajita G. Rajendra, president of A. O. Smith Water Products Co. “By [temporarily] transferring Ashland City’s production to our other plants, we are confident we will be able to meet our customers’ needs.”
Electric power has been partially restored to the 1.5 million-sq.-ft. facility, and the plant has reopened one assembly line that is producing residential electric water heaters to meet customer demands.
“The team in Ashland City has done a remarkable job and is making tremendous progress in the clean-up effort,” Rajendra said.
Read here for the full press release.
“We remain focused on satisfying our water heater customers,” said Ajita G. Rajendra, president of A. O. Smith Water Products Co. “By [temporarily] transferring Ashland City’s production to our other plants, we are confident we will be able to meet our customers’ needs.”
Electric power has been partially restored to the 1.5 million-sq.-ft. facility, and the plant has reopened one assembly line that is producing residential electric water heaters to meet customer demands.
“The team in Ashland City has done a remarkable job and is making tremendous progress in the clean-up effort,” Rajendra said.
Read here for the full press release.
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