We are thrilled to announce an exciting development for Southeast North Carolina’s job market. The Essam Bio-Energy Facility, currently under construction in Columbus County, is poised to become a significant employer in the region, with plans to hire over 550 employees during the construction period leading up to its completion in the first quarter of 2026.
The Essam Bio-Energy Facility represents a major investment in the local economy and a significant opportunity for job seekers in the area. As we near the completion of our HR Histogram exercise, we are delighted to welcome several highly qualified professionals to our team and are actively considering additional candidates to join us in the near future.
While our initial focus has been on filling senior and middle management positions, we are excited to expand our workforce to include a diverse range of roles across various departments. From skilled tradespeople to administrative staff, there will be opportunities for individuals with a wide range of backgrounds and expertise to contribute to the success of the Essam Bio-Energy Facility.
With a projected payroll budget of just under $50 million dollars, the Essam Bio-Energy Facility is committed to providing competitive wages and benefits to our employees. We are dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment where all team members can thrive and grow professionally.
As we move forward with our recruitment efforts, we are eager to engage with the local community and connect with individuals who are passionate about making a positive impact in the renewable energy sector, as well as, working towards a healthier food supply chain. We believe the Essam Bio-Energy Facility has the potential to not only create jobs but also to drive economic growth and prosperity in Southeast North Carolina.
We invite interested individuals to stay tuned for updates on job opportunities and to follow our progress as we work towards completing the Essam Bio-Energy Facility. Together, we can build a brighter future for our community and our planet.