The company plans to reduce production capacity in its cement manufacturing operations in response to the extensive downturn in the demand for cement products. The Clarksville plant will remain in operation, but with a skeleton crew.

Nancy Tully, the manager of public affairs for Holcim US, said each employee will be advised individually about benefits available to them.

Employees affected by the layoff also have the option of applying for any jobs throughout the company via the company's job bank. There will still be 14 locations in operation in 14 states.

In addition to the Clarksville plant, Holcim also will close its Dundee, Michigan, plant. The total from both Clarksville and Dundee will be approximately 340 employees.

The Swiss-owned Holcim is one of the world's leading suppliers of cement and aggregates.

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