FORT MILL, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- A former quality control technician has filed a lawsuit against Silfab Solar, Inc. and its South Carolina subsidiary, claiming he was fired for “blowing the whistle” on alleged safety violations at the company’s facility in Fort Mill.

Jason Rhodes, a Lancaster County resident, filed the suit in York County Court earlier this week. He alleges that Silfab allowed employees to work in a facility that did not have the proper occupancy permit and failed to follow safety protocols in assembling machinery.

According to the complaint, Rhodes raised his concerns with his supervisors and Silfab’s director of operations on June 19, 2025. Days later, on June 23, he reported the situation to the Senior Fire Marshal for Fort Mill Township, resulting in a surprise i

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