SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — More than 300 workers at a Honeywell factory in South Bend will soon be returning to those jobs after reaching an agreement to end a nine-month lockout.

Members of the factory’s United Auto Workers local voted Saturday to approve a new five-year contract with the company. Honeywell had locked out the workers since a contract offer was voted down in May and again in November.

Union local president Todd Treber tells the South Bend Tribune that Honeywell moved some from its previous positions and calls the new contract an equitable offer.

Honeywell Aerospace spokesman Scott Sayres says the company and union officials are working on arrangements for the workers’ return.

The factory makes brakes and wheels for commercial and military aircraft.

Pleased and relieved to hear that at last the lockout of UAW Local 9 workers at Honeywell has come to an end.https://t.co/khfSXde3BN

— Pete Buttigieg (@PeteButtigieg) February 26, 2017