American Manufacturing with Global Reach
Rooted in Western Pennsylvania and serving customers worldwide, FS-Elliott brings together engineering expertise, precision manufacturing, and a skilled workforce to deliver centrifugal air and gas compressors for demanding industrial applications.
In this WestmorelandWorks feature, created by the Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation (WCIDC), step inside our Export, Pennsylvania headquarters to meet the people behind our products. John Sinclair, Vice President of Quality & Operations; Cody Lawrence, Engineering Manager; and Danielle Straley, Regional Director of Human Resources, share perspectives on our operations, workforce, and company culture.
Watch to learn how we engineer compressors around each customer’s application, why Westmoreland County is a strong home for manufacturing, and how onshoring and industrial growth are creating new opportunities.
Video produced by the Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation as part of its WestmorelandWorks series. Learn more at westmorelandcountyidc.com.
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