Smith Iron Works, a leading steel fabrication and erection company, has made a significant investment in advanced robotic equipment, signaling a bold move to stay ahead in a competitive market. The investment reinforces the company’s long-standing commitment to innovation and delivering superior quality steel structures. Recently, Blake Weaver, Chief Operating Officer of Smith Iron Works, welcomed Chattooga County Commissioner Andy Allen and Spencer Hogg of the Northwest Georgia Development Authority for a behind-the-scenes tour of the company’s expanded facility and its cutting-edge robotic systems. “We are proud to showcase our latest investment in robotic technology,” stated Weaver. “This expansion not only enhances our production capabilities but also reinforces our dedication to delivering unparalleled quality and precision to our valued clients.” Commissioner Allen lauded the company’s forward-thinking approach. “This investment in cutting-edge technology is a game-changer for Smith Iron Works and for Chattooga County. It’s truly inspiring to witness a local business leading the way in innovation while simultaneously creating opportunities for growth and development within our community.” Founded over 30 years ago by Eddie Smith, Smith Iron Works continues to build upon its strong foundation, upholding the family core values instilled since its inception. By integrating advanced robotics with their extensive expertise in steel fabrication and building erection, Smith Iron Works is setting a new standard for innovation and quality within the steel industry, securing its position as a trusted partner for projects throughout the Southeast.