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WMC Inc. is located in Alsip, Il with convenient access to several major expressways. As a company, we employee between 60-90 Union Millwrights for our field work projects as well as 20+ employees at our machine and fabrication facility. WMC is in it’s 16th year of providing the best service and safety in the industry. Our business model is simple – Perform to the best of your abilities and you’ll always be invited back. This philosophy is the way we build and maintain lasting relations with our customers. WMC services a wide spectrum of manufacturing facilities in the U.S. from food processing, stone quarry equipment, airport security devices, to nuclear power plants.
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11721 S. Austin Ave., 60803, Chicago, United States
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