City of Wagoner announces North American Air Exchanger is coming to Wagoner

City of Wagoner announces North American Air Exchanger is coming to Wagoner
City Council — City of Wagoner Gov
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The City of Wagoner and the City of Wagoner Economic Development Authority is honored to announce that North American Air Exchanger will be making their home in Wagoner. The company has purchased the K2 Property formally known as La Barge. North American Air Exchanger was founded in the middle of the pandemic on November 6th, 2020. The company is owned by Rusty Kight and Blake Minton, both are residents in Wagoner County. The company was formed with the goals to create quality, local jobs and a lasting legacy, while making customer service a priority again in the air cooler industry. For the first 1-1/2 years, they outsourced all manufacturing while establishing their business processes and systems. 

Rusty Kight co-owner says, “Mayor Jones and Tony Lowe with the Wagoner Economic Development Authority have been extremely helpful, proactive, and instrumental in helping us secure the facility and selling Wagoner as the right place to plant our roots for generations to come. The new facility allows us to eventually bring all manufacturing activities under our own roof. Per our growth plan, we intend to hire 20 skilled workers by end of year 2023, 106 skilled workers over the next 5 years, and 184 skilled workers by 2033.”  

North American Air Exchanger will offer competitive pay, profit sharing, medical/dental/vision insurance, and a safe & fun place to work.  They are expected to release an announcement soon about hiring. The company will be looking for skills and talent in the following areas. Successful candidates will have experience in the following: 

o Fitters, fabricators, and structural welders

o General shop hands and material handlers

o Shipping and Receiving

o ASME code welders

o Structural and bundle assemblers

o Pressure vessel hydrotest

o Engineers (thermal and design), designers & drafters

o Quality inspectors and leadership

This could not have been possible without teamwork. The City of Wagoner, Wagoner County, The City of Wagoner Economic Development Authority, and Wagoner County Economic Development Authority have all combined efforts to help this business make their home in Wagoner, Oklahoma. Welcome home North American Air Exchanger! The city and county are looking forward to a long, successful future together bringing more quality jobs to our area.

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