Honeywell International will eliminate 212 positions when it closes its Coon Rapids plant later this year.
The plant’s operations will be consolidated into other U.S. operations, the company said.
Honeywell told employees of the closure in February 2019.
The company informed the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development this month that the positions would be eliminated between Aug. 7 and 21.
Layoffs will be fewer than the 212, because since the announcement some employees have retired, transferred or found positions elsewhere, spokesman Scott Sayres said.
Sayres did not have a specific number of employees still at the plant, but said it was fewer than 200.
“We announced this decision in February 2019 to provide employees ample time to prepare,” he said. “Since then, we’ve encouraged employees to apply for other Honeywell positions and all eligible affected employees are being offered severance and outplacement assistance.”