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fabricated metal

FABRICATED METAL
GEORGIA’S TOP GROWTH MANUFACTURING SECTOR
IN THIS STUDY:
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Industry Snapshot
Industry Mix
Major Subgroups
Recent Growth and Outlook
Wages and Occupational Employment
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Pro-Business State
Unionization
Training and Workforce Development
Industry Resources
Transportation Infrastructure
Fabricated Metal Companies
COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IN THIS STUDY:
Industry Overview...........................................................................................1
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal Snapshot
A Top Growth Industry in the Fourth-Fastest Growing State
Leaders in the Industry
New Fabricated Metal Manufacturing Companies
Industry Mix.....................................................................................................2
Major Subgroups.............................................................................................3
Recent Growth and Outlook..........................................................................4
Employment Growth
A Value Proposition for Georgia
Wages and Occupational Employment.......................................................7
Pro-Business State.........................................................................................8
Right-To-Work State
Employment-at-Will State
Unionization.....................................................................................................9
Fabricated Metal-Related Unions
Training and Workforce Development......................................................10
Quick Start Program
Technical Colleges
HOPE Grant Program
Industry Resources.......................................................................................12
Transportation Infrastructure......................................................................13
Fabricated Metal Companies......................................................................15
FABRICATED METAL
GEORGIA’S TOP MANUFACTURING SECTOR
Metal Fabricators
with 30 or more
employees
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Fabricated Metal Forging Success
for Large Manufacturers
The fabricated metal industry is the state’s
second-fastest growing manufacturing sector in
terms of gross state product (GSP, in real dollars).
The fabricated metal industry’s GSP is projected
to increase 34 percent by 2025. This industry also
accounts for 6.6 percent of Georgia’s GSP, and is
the third largest manufacturing sector in terms of
employment. Projected GSP growth and robust
employment places the fabricated metal industry
among the top growth industries in Georgia.
Leaders in the Industry
Georgia’s Metal Fabrication Snapshot
28,000
Number of workers employed in Georgia’s 1,243
metal fabrication companies (EMSI, 2015.2)
8,138
Number of jobs created by newly
expanded or relocated metal fabrication-related
companies since 2010
34%
Projected percent increase in the industry’s
gross state product from 2015-2020
(Moody’s Data Buffet, 2015)
Several global and national leaders in the fabricated
metal industry have a presence in Georgia. Sewon
America, a major Kia supplier located in LaGrange,
manufactures automotive stampings. YKK Corp.,
a global leader in zipper manufacturing, has major
facilities in Macon and Dublin. Additionally, BWAY
Corporation, located in Homerville, is one of the top
steel container manufacturers in North America.
Top Fabricated Metal Employers
Company
Employment
Southwire Co.
2,800
Husqvarna Outdoor Products
1,931
Kubota Industrial Equipment Corp.
1,609
Caterpillar Inc.
1,100
YKK AP America Inc.
1,090
Koyo Bearings USA LLC
1,017
HL-A Co Inc.
1,000
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
980
OFS Fitel LLC
962
TOTO USA Inc.
962
Apache Mills Inc.
820
Sewon America Inc.
800
Heatcraft Kysor/Warren
700
JCB Inc.
565
Source: Georgia Power Community and Economic
Development, Fabricated Metal Database (2015)
Fabricated Metal Companies Brought More Than 8,000 New Jobs in the Last Five Years
Georgia’s largest metal fabrication-related announcements since 2010
Year New Company
Kubota Manufacturing
2014
of America
2013 Southwire
2013 Yachiyo of America
2012 Caterpillar
2012 Mando Corp.
2012 Dinex Group
2012 Voestalpine
2011 Pratt & Whitney
2010 Efacec
2010 Great Dane Trailers
2010 Firth Rixon
City
County
Product
Gainesville
Hall
RTV’s and lawn mowers
Carrollton
Carrollton
Athens
Hogansville
Dublin
White
Columbus
Rincon
Statesboro
Midway
Carroll
Carroll
Oconee
Meriwether
Laurens
Bartow
Muscogee
Effingham
Bulloch
Liberty
Copper and aluminum utility wires
Fuel tanks and sunroofs
Mini excavators and small track-type tractors
Brakes, steering and suspension systems
Exhaust and emission systems for vehicles
Pressed parts for the automotive industry
Engine overhaul and repair
Power transformers and switchgears
Industrial trailers and truck bodies
Custom metal products and forging services
GEORGIA POWER COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – YOUR PARTNER IN BUSINESS © GEORGIA POWER, OCTOBER, 2015
No. of Jobs
Announced
650
300
200
1,400
660
250
220
180
700
450
204
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Industry Mix
Georgia boasts a strong diversity of suppliers within metal fabrication.
Daniel Defense, a leader in small arms
manufacturing, will expand its existing
operations in Coastal Georgia, adding 120 new
jobs and investing $20 million into the project
over the next five years.
“Thanks to the loyalty of our customers,
end users, vendors and employees, the
company has become an industry leader
in designing, manufacturing and
providing Small Arms Solutions to the
marketplace. We look forward to our
future growth while continuing to add
jobs and investment in Georgia.”
Marty Daniel, President and CEO
Daniel Defense, Inc.
Georgia’s 1,243 fabricated metal companies manufacture everything from building materials to metal
cans to composites used in transportation equipment and jewelry. Around 25 percent of fabricated metal
companies employ 50 or more workers. The industry NAICS classifications are in the 332 family.
Companies Employing 50 or More Workers
Dalton
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Gainesville
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Athens
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Source: “Daniel Defense to Create 120 Jobs in Bryan
County,” Georgia Department of Economic Development
press release, January 23, 2014
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Augusta
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Macon
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Columbus
Savannah
Albany
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Brunswick
Valdosta
3321: Forging and Stamping
3322: Cutlery and Hand Tool Manufacturing
3323: Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing
3324: Boiler, Tank and Shipping Container Manufacturing
3325: Hardware Manufacturing
3326: Spring and Wire Product Manufacturing
3327: Machine Shops and Threaded Product Manufacturing
3328: Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating Metal and Allied Activities
3329: Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Source: Fabricated Metal Database, Georgia Power Community and Economic Development, (2015)
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Major Subgroups
Largest subgroups include architectural and structural metals, machine shops and miscellaneous fabricated metal.
Despite some employment decrease, architectural
and structural metal producers, machine shops
and other metal fabricator subgroups account for
70 percent of all employment in Georgia’s metal
fabrication industry.
Architectural and Structural Metals:
This segment includes products used in the
construction of residential and commercial
buildings, bridges and roads as well as in various
manufacturing applications.
Top Employers in Largest Industry Subgroups
Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing
YKK AP America Inc.
1,090
Gerdau Corp.
540
ElringKlinger USA
300
Price Industries Inc.
300
Elixir Industries Inc.
245
“Quick Start has been instrumental in
helping JCB reach the increasing
production levels from 2005 through
today...At JCB we are constantly growing
and always have a need for a variety of
manufacturing skills; Quick Start has
been able to help us meet each of those
needs successfully.”
Forging & Stamping
Machine Shops, Screws, Nuts and Bolts:
The second-largest segment includes machine
shops and manufacturers of turned products,
screws, nuts and bolts.
1,931
Sewon America Inc.
800
Ennis Inc.
313
Tie Down Engineering Inc.
300
Dongwon Metal Co Ltd
269
Tonya Poole, Human Resources Director, JCB
Source: “Steering in the Right Direction: On-site training
stations are latest relationship between JCB and Quick
Start,” Georgia Quick Start Winter 2013 Newsletter
Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Other Fabricated Metal Product
Manufacturing:
This segment covers a variety of products
including valves, plumbing fixtures, ball bearings,
ammunition and fabricated pipe.
Caterpillar Inc.
1,100
1,017
TOTO USA Inc.
962
Heatcraft Worldwide Refrigeration
950
700
Source: Fabricated Metal Companies Database, Georgia Power
Community and Economic Development (2015)
Georgia Fabricated Metal Employment by Segment
2015 Jobs
2020 Jobs
Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing
Machine Shops; Turned Products; and Screw, Nut, and Bolt Manufacturing
Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Boiler, Tank, and Shipping Container Manufacturing
Forging and Stamping
Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating, and Allied Activities
Hardware Manufacturing
Cutlery and Handtool Manufacturing
Spring and Wire Product Manufacturing
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1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000 10,000 11,000
Source: EMSI 2015.2
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Productivity expected to accelerate through 2020.
With the increased demand at Caterpillar’s
Forest Products manufacturing facility in
LaGrange, Quick Start has helped train the
welding workforce that meets Caterpillar’s
high quality standards.
“And that’s really what Quick Start gave us
– a training program, on our site, designed
for our specific conditions, to produce a
worker who comes out to a high-skilled,
well-paid job, ready to go to work.”
A Value Proposition for Georgia
The fabricated metal industry in Georgia employs more than 28,000 or 7.5 percent of all manufacturing
employees statewide. While employment numbers are declining, the value of fabricated metal products
continues to increase. Fabricated metal products contributed nearly $2.6 billion to Georgia’s gross state
product (GSP) in 2015 (in real dollars). The industry’s contribution to the state’s GSP will increase to $3.1
billion by 2020. Technological innovations enable manufacturers to consistently improve productivity.
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal GSP Contribution Increases
2.30
Kevin Thieneman, President
Caterpillar’s Forest Products Division
Source: “All Fired Up: Quick Start helps Caterpillar build
LaGrange production team,” Georgia Quick Start Summer
2014 Newsletter
Metal Fabrication GSP
Total Manufacturing GSP
2.20
2.10
2.00
1.90
1.80
1.70
1.60
1.50
1.40
1.30
1.20
1.10
1.00
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
2015
2020
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, and Moody’s Economy.com estimates (2015)
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Georgia companies see a major value proposition, as costs remain low while shipments rise significantly.
The total value of fabricated metal shipments in Georgia increased significantly from 1994 to 2013, while the
cost of materials remained relatively low.
Another indicator of the fabricated metal industry’s increasing activity in Georgia is the amount of value
added during manufacturing. Georgia’s fabricated metal industry more than doubled its total value-added
dollar amount from 1994 to 2013, ranking second only to South Carolina among Southeastern states.
“Southwire continues to pursue meaningful
growth across all of our markets...These
facilities and the new jobs they provide
are tangible proof of that commitment.
They also demonstrate our commitment
to focus new growth in our hometown
of Carrollton, which has contributed immeasurably to our success.”
Value of Shipments Increases while Cost of Materials Remains Low
$9.0
Total Value of Shipments
Total Cost of Materials
$8.0
$7.0
$6.0
Billions ($USD)
Southwire, a leading manufacturer of wire
and cable used in electricity distribution,
announced the company will be expanding its
presence in Carroll County. They plan to create
375 new jobs.
Stu Thorn, President
Southwire
$5.0
$4.0
Source: “Southwire to Create 375 Jobs in West Georgia,”
Georgia Department of Economic Development press
release, October 23, 2013
$3.0
$2.0
$1.0
$0.0
1994
1996
1998
2000
2003
2005
2008
2010
2013
*2002, 2007, and 2012 data not available
Source: Annual Survey of Manufacturers, U.S. Census Bureau, 2013 Data (August 2015)
Georgia’s Metal Fabrication Industry is Second in the Southeast for Growth in Total Value-Added.
1994
2013
% Change 1994-2013
Metal Fabrication Value Added (Billions $USD)
$5.0
180%
164%
$4.5
160%
148%
148%
$4.0
140%
$3.5
$1.5
101%
93%
$2.5
$2.0
120%
117%
$3.0
100%
80%
63%
60%
$1.0
40%
$0.5
20%
$0.0
Mississippi South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
0%
*2002, 2007, and 2012 data not available
Source: Annual Survey of Manufacturers, U.S. Census Bureau, 2013 Data (August 2015)
Value added is considered to be the best value measure available for comparing the relative economic
importance of manufacturing among industries and geographic areas.
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Georgia’s fabricated metal exports rise 93 percent.
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal Product
Exports are Growing.
$1,000
$900
Fabricated Metal Exports
The value of Georgia’s fabricated metal exports rose to more than $446 million in 2014, up 93 percent from
the $481 million level in 2009. Among Georgia’s major trading partners over the last five years, Mexico and
Singapore are particularly outstanding with exports growing more than 300 percent during this period.
$600
Among Georgia’s Major Trading Partners
Nearly All Experienced 50 Percent Growth or More
$500
$400
2009
$300
$200
% Change 2009 - 2014
$200,000
$100
$180,000
356.7%
350.0%
$160,000
2014
300.0%
$140,000
250.0%
$120,000
$100,000
200.0%
186.9%
181.3%
158.2%
$80,000
100.0%
$40,000
56.1%
$20,000
34.5%
Source: “MI Metals to Create 100 Jobs in Jenkins County”
Georgia Department of Economic Development Press
Release, 5.13.2015
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“We at MI Metals are very excited
about the opportunities that the Millen,
Georgia, facility represent for our
company in the coming years. The plant in
Millen is located within a four-hour drive
to several of our existing customers and
will be MI Metals fifth plant location with
100 million-plus pounds of aluminum
extrusion and finishing capacity.”
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53.7%
7.7%
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MI Metals, a leading aluminum extrusion
company, will expand its existing operations
in Millen, creating 100 jobs and investing
$2 million over the next three years.
150.0%
130.2%
$60,000
lia
Source: Foreign Trade Division, U.S. Census Bureau via
TradeStats Express, U.S. Department of Commerce (2015)
400.0%
376.2%
ut
2009
Millions ($USD)
$0
2014
So
Millions ($USD)
$700
93%
$800
Source: Foreign Trade Division, U.S. Census Bureau via TradeStats Express, U.S. Department of Commerce (2015)
Vital to Other Growing Industries
Georgia’s fabricated metal industry is a major supplier to other key growing industries around the state
such as automotive, aerospace, energy and construction equipment. For example, metal is a necessary
component to the aerospace industry, supplying to companies such as Lockheed Martin Corporation,
Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation and Cessna. Georgia’s aerospace industry’s revenue growth is projected
to reach 4.2 percent annually in the next 5 years. Another industry using fabricated metal products is power
plant construction. Georgia Power is in the process of adding two new nuclear units by 2019 and 2020.
Kia, Caterpillar, Blue Bird and other major automotive manufacturing companies in the Southeast are also
creating demand for metal stampings and a variety of other fabricated metal products.
Wages and Occupational Employment
More than 70,500 workers are employed in metal fabrication-related occupations.
Georgia is known for its high quality, affordable workforce. Wage rates in Georgia typically fall below the
national average, particularly in manufacturing occupations. Georgia’s wage rate for fabricated metals is
the lowest in the Southeast.
Lowest Metal Fabrication Wages
in the Southeast
2013 Median Hourly Earnings
Occupation
Number of Georgia Workers
Helpers--Production Workers
16,558
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers
9,481
Machinists
7,861
Production Workers, All Other
6,461
Sheet Metal Workers
4,600
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
4,579
Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
3,665
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
2,561
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic
2,025
Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters
2,017
Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders
1,915
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
1,702
Tool and Die Makers
1,347
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
1,316
Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
750
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
626
Forging Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
545
Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
479
Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
396
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
337
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal and Plastic
334
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
332
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other
224
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners
138
Model Makers, Metal and Plastic
96
Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic
91
Pourers and Casters, Metal
66
70,503
1 GEORGIA
$15.24
2 Florida
$15.70
3 Alabama
$15.99
4 North Carolina
$16.26
5 Tennesee
$16.29
6 Mississippi
$16.90
7 South Carolina
$17.50
Source: EMSI 2015.2
Local start-up, Coyote MFG Co. to create 100
jobs and invest $2.5 million into Nashville
facility that will manufacture boat parts.
“There is a vast abundance of available
workforce in the area, and we have
had an overwhelming response from
qualified applicants. We look forward
to growing Coyote Manufacturing in
this great community.”
David Money, Co-Founder
Coyote MFG Co.
Source: “Coyote MFG CO. to Create 100 Jobs in Berrien
County,” Georgia Department of Economic Development
Press Release, May 1, 2014
Source: EMSI 2015.2
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Pro-Business State
Georgia the No. 1 state for business climate.
SITE SELECTION
“Top State Business Climate”
1. GEORGIA
2. Louisiana
3. North Carolina
4. Texas
5. Ohio
Source: “2014 Top State Business Climate Rankings,”
Site Selection, November 2014
AREA DEVELOPMENT
“Top States for Doing Business”
1. GEORGIA
2. Texas
3. South Carolina
4. Tennessee
5. Alabama
Source: “Top States for Doing Business 2015: Site Consultant
Survey.” Area Development magazine, September 2015
Georgia is a pro-business state. An aggressive incentives program, favorable tax rates, favorable conditions
for employers, and programs to accelerate the permitting and development process make Georgia the right
place to start and grow a business. Georgia’s current corporate income tax is 6 percent, ranking it among
the top 10 states with the lowest corporate income tax rate. Georgia’s corporate income tax is based on a
single-factor apportionment, weighted solely on sales receipts in Georgia.
Statutory Incentives
Metal fabrication companies in Georgia are often
eligible for a variety of tax credits and sales tax
exemptions. The state’s job tax credit program
grants credits for job creation that may be applied
against the state’s corporate income tax. Other tax
credits including those tied to capital investment,
employee training and child care are also available. See the listing to the right for major tax credit
programs and major tax exemptions in Georgia. For
detailed information on tax exemptions, credits and
other state incentives, please refer to the Business
Incentives publication on the Publications page of
SelectGeorgia.com.
Right-to-Work State
Georgia is a right-to-work state. Georgia has
maintained this status since 1947. Fewer than
half of the states in the U.S. grant workers
right-to-work protection.
Employment-at-Will State
Georgia provides hiring and firing flexibility
according to current employment regulations.
Georgia has no employment laws which are
more stringent or restrictive than those at the
federal level. In the absence of a written contract
and in compliance with federal employment laws,
employers in Georgia are able to exercise their own
hiring and dismissal decisions; state laws make
no provisions for wrongful discharge.
Georgia’s Tax Credit Programs
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Job Tax Credit
Quality Jobs Tax Credit
Mega Project Tax Credit
Investment Tax Credit
Optional Investment Tax Credit
Small Business Growth Tax Credit
Port Activity Tax Credit
Mass Transit Tax Credit
Wood Residuals Tax Credit
Clean Energy Tax Credit
Retraining Tax Credit
Education Tax Credit
R&D Tax Credit
Child Care Property Tax Credit
• Qualified Child Care Property Tax Credit
Georgia’s Major Tax Exemptions
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Property
Freeport Inventory Property
Energy Used in Mfg. Sales
Industrial Materials Sales
Packaging Materials Sales
Manufacturing Machinery Sales
Primary Material Handling Equipment Sales
Pollution Control Equipment Sales
Computer Hardware and Software Sales
Custom Computer Software Development
Clean Room Equipment Sales
Telephone Services Sales
• Electricity as Raw Material
Rapid Permitting and Site Availability
One-Stop Permitting: Georgia offers a consolidated state environmental program with delegated authority
from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for issuance and enforcement of federal permits. The
Georgia Department of Natural Resources issues or denies all permits required by state and federal environmental protection legislation when a facility is being located in the state. One-stop permitting enables
prospective industries to obtain expedited required permits.
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Unionization
Georgia boasts one of the lowest private manufacturing union membership in the nation.
The overall unionization rate in Georgia among all wage and salary workers in 2014 was 4.3 percent, the
fourth lowest in the nation. Georgia’s private manufacturing unionization is 3.4 percent, the sixth lowest
in the nation, compared to 10.1 percent at the national level. Overall, average union membership rates in
Georgia and the U.S. have significantly decreased in the last 20 years.
1 North Carolina
1.9%
2 South Carolina
2.2%
3 Mississippi
3.7%
3 Utah
3.7%
4 GEORGIA
3.4%
5 Arkansas
4.7%
6 Texas
4.8%
14
7 Virginia
4.9%
12
7 South Dakota
4.9%
10
8 North Dakota
5.0%
8
8 Tennessee
5.0%
6
9 Louisiana
5.2%
Georgia’s Private Manufacturing Union Membership is Consistently Lower Than the Nation’s.
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Georgia
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Percentage
States With Lowest Private
Manufacturing Union Membership
U.S.
4
2
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Source: Bureau of National Affairs, 2015
10 Idaho
5.3%
10 Arizona
5.3%
Source: Union membership rates of employed wage and
salary workers by state, 2014 annual averages, Bureau of
Labor Statistcs (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2015)
Fabricated Metal-Related Unions
Georgia’s fabricated metal-related union membership includes the Auto Workers (UAW), Iron Workers
(BSIW), Machinists (IAM), Sheet Metal Workers (SMW) and Steel Workers (USWA).
ND
ID
WI
SD
MI
WY
IA
NE
NV
IN
UT
VA
KS
OK
AZ
TN
AR
SC
MS
TX
NC
AL
GA
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LA
FL
Right-to-Work States
Forced-Unionism States
Source: National Right to Work Committee, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, Inc (NRTW), April 2014
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Training and Workforce Development
Georgia is home to one of the top workforce training programs in the nation.
“The Quick Start program is giving us
the opportunity to develop people who
may not have experience in this specific
industry...We’ve been able to find good
people, and through Quick Start, we’re
coming up very fast.”
Joe Rae, MPSA Operations Manager
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas
Source: “The Power Generation: Mitsubishi Power Systems
Makes History with the Help of Quick Start Training,”
Georgia Quick Start Winter 2013 Newsletter
AREA DEVELOPMENT
“Leading Workforce Development Programs”
1. GEORGIA
2. Louisiana
3. South Carolina
4. Alabama
5. North Carolina
5. Tennessee
Source: Area Development, “Top States for Doing
Business,” Q3 2014
Georgia has the nation’s best workforce training program. For several years, Georgia has placed either first
or second among major rankings, with Quick Start being the primary reason for the state’s success.
Quick Start Program
Quick Start is Georgia’s internationally recognized
skills-based training program that provides
job-specific training at no cost for qualified new
and expanding companies. Training programs
are tailored to meet a company’s needs and are
conducted in the company’s facilities or in a
state-supplied facility near the company’s site.
Quick Start coordinates with Georgia’s 25 technical
colleges to provide an efficient and valuable
training product.
Quick Start has first-hand experience in training
people to work in metal fabrication operations that
range from steel mini-mills to machining jet engine
components. Quick Start trains workers to be as
productive as possible, as quickly as possible.
For additional information on Georgia’s Quick Start
program visit www.GeorgiaQuickStart.org.
The following list of training focus areas represents some of Quick Start’s fields of expertise
as it applies to metal-related operations:
CNC Setup & Operation
Electroforming
CNC Programming
Anodizing
Coil Processing
Press Brake
Blanking & Stamping
Forging
Shearing
Powder Coating
CO2/MIG Welding
Riveting
Spot Welding
Brazing
Press Operation
Drilling & Tapping
Equipment Troubleshooting Metallurgy
Extruding Press
Die Casting
Furnace Operations
BUSINESS FACILITIES
“Workforce Training Leaders”
1. Louisiana
2. Alabama
3. GEORGIA
4. Tennessee
5. New Mexico
6. Florida
7. Missouri
8. Kentucky
9. Indiana
10. Arizona
Source: Business Facilities, “Business Facilities’ 11th
Annual Rankings Report”July 30, 2015
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HOPE Grant
Georgia residents attending a Georgia public technical college or enrolled in a certificate or diploma
program are eligible for HOPE assistance, regardless of high school graduation dates or grade point
averages. Full-time enrollment is not required; however, a postsecondary cumulative 2.0 GPA is required at
certain checkpoints to maintain eligibility. The HOPE Grant covers a varying percentage of tuition, which is
determined by number of enrolled credit hours and the discretion of the institution. A student may receive
the HOPE Grant for up to 63 semester hours (95 quarter hours) of study.
Technical Colleges
Georgia has 25 technical colleges that offer a variety of certificate, diploma and associate degree
programs. By partnering with Quick Start, the Technical College System of Georgia offers a versatile,
comprehensive, state-of-the-art workforce development program. For information on Georgia’s technical
colleges, visit www.tcsg.edu. Also stay tuned via Twitter, http://twitter.com/TCSG, and Facebook,
http://www.facebook.com/tcsg.edu.
Georgia’s Technical Colleges Offer Fabricated Metal Industry-Related Programs.
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Brunswick
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Albany Technical College
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Athens Technical College
3
Atlanta Technical College
4
Augusta Technical College
5
Bainbridge State College
6
Central Georgia Technical College
7
Chattahoochee Technical College
8
Coastal Pines Technical College – Jesup
9
Coastal Pines Technical College – Waycross
10
Columbus Technical College
11
Georgia Northwestern Technical College
12
Georgia Piedmont Technical College
13
Gwinnett Technical College
14
Lanier Technical College
15
North Georgia Technical College
16
Oconee Fall Line Technical College
17
Ogeechee Technical College
18
Savannah Technical College
19
South Georgia Technical College
20
Southeastern Technical College
21
Southern Crescent Technical College
22
Southern Regional Technical College
23
Southern Regional Technical College – Moultrie
24
West Georgia Technical College
25
Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Source: Technical College System of Georgia (September 2015)
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Industry Resources
Georgia boasts many fabricated metal-related resources to assist companies with
innovation and growth.
The Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation
Institute’s SETAAC Program Revitalizes
Bonnell Aluminum After the Recession
The Southeastern Trade Adjustment
Assistance Center (SETAAC), a program
based at Georgia Tech’s Enterprise Innovation
Institute (EI²), provides federal funding to
southeastern manufacturers reporting declines
in employment and sales. The poor economic
climate in the U.S. made Bonnell Aluminum a
perfect candidate for support.
Bonnell Aluminum matched these funds and
enthusiastically implemented recommended
projects such as Lean Six Sigma training,
management consulting, and individual
executive coaching. Since initial training,
Bonnell Aluminum has completed projects
exceeding $1 million in savings in each of the
last three years
“The experience working with three
consulting companies helped us
transform from being unprofitable in
2009 and 2010 to being profitable
again. [The training] changed the way
we think – we’re thinking differently
and poised to excel in all markets.”
Andrew Massey, Division Manager
Bonnell Aluminum
Georgia has a variety of resources available to fabricated metal manufacturers. Georgia is home to
the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), one of the leading universities in industrial and other
engineering disciplines. The state also has a variety of industry professional groups and trade associations
that provide support to professionals, researchers and suppliers in the fabricated metal industry.
Academic research resources include:
Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute (GTMI)
www.manufacturing.gatech.edu
structure and delivery lead-time in creating
mechanical parts and electronic devices
Formerly the Manufacturing Research Center
(MARC), Georgia Tech’s new Manufacturing
Institute (GTMI) has expanded to include researchers from all Georgia Tech’s colleges, the Enterprise
Innovation Institute (EI2) and the Georgia Tech
Research Institute. With access to academic
expertise and cutting-edge equipment, GTMI offers
manufacturers the help they need to excel in the
marketplace. More than 70 percent of GTMI’s
400,000 square feet of space and state-of-the-art
core facilities is paid for by private industry working
with GTMI. It includes:
• Factory Information Systems: Developing,
testing, and launching innovative software and
technology that boosts manufacturing efficiency
• Precision Machining: Researching and
applying technologies for enhanced
productivity, part quality, difficult-to-machine
features, and machine tool utilization of
precision finishing processes
• Additive Manufacturing: Using innovative
direct digital manufacturing to improve cost
Enterprise Innovation Institute
http://innovate.gatech.edu
The Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation
Institute helps companies, entrepreneurs,
economic developers and communities improve
their competitiveness through the application of
science, technology and innovation.
Additionally, the Georgia Manufacturing
Extension Partnership (GaMEP) is part of the
Enterprise Innovation Institute (EI²) which helps
enterprises improve their competitiveness by
increasing top-line growth and reduce bottom-line
costs. With nine regional offices across the state,
GaMEP offers a solution-based approach through
coaching, implementation and training.
Source: “Bonnell Aluminum Maximizes Support from
SETAAC to Turn Around During Great Recession,” Enterprise
Innovation Institute, 2015
Professional Groups and Trade Associations
with Chapters in Georgia and in the Southeast include:
• Association for Facilities Engineering (AFE) www.afe.org
• Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME)
www.atlantasme.org
http://chapters.sme.org/c262/homepage.htm
(Statesboro)
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• National Ornamental & Miscellaneous Metals
Association (NOMMA)
www.nomma.org
• Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) http://www.aist.org/local-member-chapters/find-achapter/southeast
• Southeastern Fastener Association (SEFA) www.thesefa.com
• Door and Hardware Institute (DHI)
www.dhi.org
• Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors Association of
Georgia (RSMCA)
www.rsmca.org
• American Welding Society (AWS) www.aws.org/w/a/sections/districts/district05.html
• American Society for Materials International (ASM) www.asminternational.org/web/atlanta-chapter
Transportation Infrastructure
Georgia’s superior accessibility moves products to markets faster.
Atlanta has long been the transportation center of the Southeast. With well-maintained highway systems
connecting areas around the state to the rest of the nation, products made in Georgia are never far from
their markets. Two major rail systems crisscross the state, and two major ports, Savannah and Brunswick,
enable manufacturers, fabricators and processors to quickly ship to domestic and global customers.
Georgia’s prime location as a transportation hub is crucial.
AREA DEVELOPMENT
“Top States for Doing Business”
Infrastructure and Global Access
1. Tennessee
2. GEORGIA
WATER
AIR
• Savannah is the fastest-growing container port
and the fourth-largest in the nation.
• In the last five years, intermodal traffic jumped to
more than 18 percent of Savannah’s total traffic.
• Port expansions and improvements totaling
$1 billion are planned over the next 10 years,
including deepening of the Savannah River
channel which will allow the Port of Savannah to
more efficiently accommodate larger cargo and
vessel types, exponentially increasing volume.
• Interstate highways and rail lines are easily
accessible from the port facilities.
• Colonel’s Island Terminal in Brunswick is
equipped with a multi-purpose facility.
• 80 percent of the nation’s major consumer
markets are within a two-hour flight of Atlanta.
• Georgia has two international airports, Atlanta
and Savannah. Five additional airports provide
commercial passenger service around the state.
• Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
is the world’s busiest in passenger volume.
• Hartsfield-Jackson has 1.2 million square feet of
cargo handling space and two miles of mechanized conveyors.
3. Texas
4. Indiana
5. Illinois
Rail Accessibility
1. Illinois
2. Texas
3. GEORGIA
Source: “Top States for Doing Business 2015,” Area
Development, Q3 2015
RAIL
• Georgia has 4,700 miles of track, servicing 500
communities.
• CSX and Norfolk Southern each operate more
than 80 freight trains in and out of Atlanta daily.
• There are six major intermodal facilities: four in
Atlanta, one in Brunswick and one in Savannah.
HIGHWAY
• 80 percent of nation’s consumer markets are
within a two-day drive time.
• Four major interstates: I-75, I-85, I-20 and I-95
• Well-maintained, non-toll interstate system
Atlanta is the Largest Industrial Market in the Southeast and a Leading U.S. Railroad Hub
Top 25 U.S. Industrial Markets
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CoStar Top 25 Industrial Markets First Quarter 2014
Total
RBA
CoStar
Top 25 Industrial
Markets First Quarter 2014
Total Existing
Existing
RBA
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million
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Major Rail
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Source: Georgia Power Community & Economic Development, ESRI, CoStar 2015.2
Major
Major Rail
Lines
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Southern
Norfolk
Norfolk
Southern
CSX Southern
CSX
CSX
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Route
to California
BNSF and CSX
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Other Major
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Other
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Fabricated Metal Companies (50 or more employees)
Georgia is home to a diverse mix of 1,243 metal fabrication companies, employing more than 28,000 workers. (EMSI, 2015.2)
Fabricated Metal by Sector (NAICS)
3321: Forging and Stamping
3322: Cutlery and Hand Tool Manufacturing
Dalton
3323: Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing
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75
3325: Hardware Manufacturing
3326: Spring and Wire Product Manufacturing
Gainesville
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3327: Machine Shops and Threaded Product Manufacturing
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3328: Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating Metal and Allied Activities
3329: Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
50 - 100 employees
101 - 300 employees
Athens
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20
301 - 500 employees
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285
501 - 2,800 employees
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Augusta
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75
Macon
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185
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Columbus
Savannah
Albany
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Brunswick
Valdosta
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FABRICATED METAL MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN GEORGIA (50 OR MORE EMPLOYEES)
Company
Employment
Line of Business
City
County
Toccoa
Atlanta
Covington
Tucker
Tucker
Warner Robins
Morrow
Stephens
Fulton
Newton
DeKalb
Gwinnett
Houston
Clayton
Hogansville
Meriwether
Smyrna
Dublin
Conyers
Lavonia
Byromville
Trenton
Columbus
Cordele
Mc Rae
Swainsboro
Rockmart
Suwanee
Macon
Cobb
Laurens
Rockdale
Franklin
Dooly
Dade
Muscogee
Crisp
Telfair
Emanuel
Polk
Forsyth
Bibb
Columbus
Muscogee
Lawrenceville
Atlanta
Savannah
Lithia Springs
Clarkesville
Lagrange
Pendergrass
Gwinnett
Fulton
Chatham
Douglas
Habersham
Troup
Jackson
Rome
Floyd
Atlanta
Tallapoosa
White
Gainesville
Fulton
Haralson
Bartow
Hall
Statesboro
McDonough
Glennville
Braselton
Buford
Glennville
Rome
Bulloch
Henry
Tattnall
Barrow
Gwinnett
Tattnall
Floyd
NAICS 3321: Forging and Stamping
ASI Group Southeast
Atlanta Precision Metal Forming
Clairon Metals Corp.
DeKalb Tool & Die Inc.
Dixie Seal & Stamp Co. Inc.
Dixien LLC
Dixien LLC
Dongwon Autopart Technology
Georgia LLC
Ennis Inc.
Erdrich Unformtechnik
Evans Tool & Die Inc.
Fanello Industries Inc.
Flex-Tec Inc.
Gill Industries Inc.
Goldens' Foundry & Machine Co. Inc.
Goldens' Foundry & Machine Co. Inc.
Jefferson Southern Corp.
Kocher + Beck USA LP
LH Thomson Co. Inc.
190
125
160
50
50
50
97
Metal stampings
Metal stamped automotive products
Metal stampings, tool and die steel and alloys
Automotive and commercial stampings; metalworking dies
Generic and customized street signs, license plates, parking signs
Automotive stampings and injection molded products
Automotive stampings
269 Automotive stampings
313
178
87
85
60
140
200
76
1700
210
230
70
90
Oneda Corp.
100
Optima EPS Inc.
Phoenix Stamping Group LLC
Precision Machine of Savannah Inc.
Reflek Manufacturing Inc.
Scovill Fasteners
Sewon America Inc.
Shiloh Industries Inc.
60
100
80
85
175
800
80
STEMCO LP
150
Tie Down Engineering Inc.
TydenBrooks Security Products Group
Voestalpine
Whitehead Die Casting Co. Inc.
TOTAL
300
203
220
80
6,863
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
Briggs & Stratton/Power Products
Duramatic Products
Hitachi Koki U.S.A. Ltd
Makita Corp. of America
Rotary Corp.
Suhner Industrial Products LLC
TOTAL
430
550
110
115
120
400
150
1,875
Special dies, tools, jobs, and fixtures
Metal parts and subassemblies for the automotive industry
Metal stampings; tools, dies, jigs and fixtures
Stamped blanks for automotive, lawn and garden, HVAC industries
Specializes in metal stamping and forming, and custom metal fabrication
Seat, interior, and precision metal stamping assemblies
Manufactures cast and machined gray and ductile iron components
Manufactures cast and machined gray and ductile iron components
Lawn and garden mower parts
Lawn and garden mower parts
Assembles motor vehicle chassis, automotive stamping
Manufactures rotary-die cutting technology for the printing industry
Bicycle seat posts and stems
Precision metal stamping for automotive, medical and consumer electronics
industries
Server racks, rack mounts, telecom cabinets, complete enclosure systems
Metal stampings for the material handling and trailer industries
Stamped or pressed metal machine parts, aircraft parts and equipment
OEM metal forming and reflector specialty job shop
Snap fasteners, eyelets, grommets, buttons, zippers
Stamped components and decorative trim
Stamped automotive products
Stamps metal for the trade, motor vehicle brake systems and parts, special dies
and tools
Iron and steel forging for marine industry
Metal security seals, name badges
Pressed parts in the body-in-white segment and structural components
Die casting, machining, powder coating, and vibratory finishing
NAICS 3322: Cutlery and Hand Tool Manufacturing
Lawnmower parts
Manufactures lawn mower parts
Lawnmower and edger blades
Drills, saws and grinders
Industrial power tools
Lawnmower steel blades
Manufactures multiple spindle, angle, and revolver head tool holders
Note: Bolded companies are headquartered in Georgia.
GEORGIA POWER COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – YOUR PARTNER IN BUSINESS © GEORGIA POWER, OCTOBER 2015
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Company
Employment
Line of Business
City
County
Swainsboro
Rome
Morrow
Lawrenceville
Eastman
Emanuel
Floyd
Clayton
Gwinnett
Dodge
Lavonia
Franklin
Lithia Springs
Columbus
Swainsboro
Duluth
Atlanta
Acworth
Ball Ground
Pendergrass
Baxley
Augusta
Valdosta
Trenton
Thomasville
McDonough
Toccoa
Lawrenceville
Atlanta
Douglas
Muscogee
Emanuel
Gwinnett
Fulton
Cobb
Cherokee
Jackson
Appling
Richmond
Lowndes
Dade
Thomas
Henry
Stephens
Gwinnett
Fulton
Rincon
Effingham
Ringgold
Douglasville
Wrightsville
Monroe
Douglas
Catoosa
Douglas
Johnson
Walton
Coffee
Buford
Hall
Norcross
Gwinnett
Duluth
Gwinnett
Hartwell
Conyers
Rabun Gap
Acworth
Macon
Duluth
Cartersville
Cornelia
Swainsboro
Cumming
Dawsonville
Norcross
Temple
Atlanta
Norcross
Vidalia
Hart
Rockdale
Rabun
Cobb
Bibb
Gwinnett
Bartow
Habersham
Emanuel
Forsyth
Forsyth
Gwinnett
Carroll
Fulton
Gwinnett
Toombs
NAICS 3323: Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing
Advanced Metal Components Inc.
Advanced Steel Technology Inc.
AIM Steel International
Albany Door Systems North America
Alcoa Architectural Products USA
Alliance Supply & Piping LLC
ALP Lighting Components Inc.
American Buildings Co.
American Steel Products Inc.
Amerimax Home Products Inc.
Architectural Brass Co.
ASTA Door Corp.
AWNEX Inc.
Barrette Outdoor Living
Bax-Steel Buildings Inc.
Bennett Building Systems LLC
Brooks Welding Inc.
Bull Moose Tube Co.
Cives Steel Co.
Clark Dietrich Building Systems
CMC of Georgia Inc.
CMC Rebar Georgia
Conklin Metal Industries Inc.
CST Covers
130
90
100
68
140
50
90
68
61
55
80
50
72
80
50
100
50
65
150
120
75
60
50
50
Curbs Plus Inc.
Doors & Building Components Inc.
Electro-Mech Scoreboards Co. Inc.
Elite Storage Solutions Inc.
Elixir Door & Metals Co.
100
50
65
200
205
ElringKlinger USA
300
Euramax International Inc.
Euramax International/
Global Expanded Metals
Fabritex Inc.
Frey-Moss Structures Inc.
Gap Partners Inc.
Gardner Metal Systems Inc.
General Steel Inc.
Gerdau Corp.
Gerdau Corp.
Habersham Metal Products Co. Inc.
Handi-House Manufacturing Co. Inc.
Hoover Precision Products Inc.
Impulse Manufacturing Inc.
Innovative Metals Co. Inc.
Janus International
KapStone Container Corp.
Kawneer Co. Inc.
Lark Builders Inc.
90
196
50
95
92
80
50
60
360
98
100
200
220
60
150
85
100
105
Sheet metal work
Steel plate processing
Fabricated structural metal
Metal doors and windows
Sheet metal work
Provides custom sheet metal fabrication for the heating and air
conditioning industry
Metal strips, high-bays and sheets
Custom engineered non residential steel buildings
Metal windows and doors
Sheet metal work
Ornamental metal work
Rolling doors
Awnings, canopies, signs, ATM and drive-thru covers
Kilns, ovens, vacuum cast equipment and dust collectors
Prefabricated metal buildings
Metal utility buildings
Structural steel erection, machine shop
Carbon steel welded mechanical tubing and pipes
Steel fabricator
Cold-formed steel and structural metal stud framing
Operator cabs
Reinforcing bars
Sheet metal, spiral pipes and fittings
Custom aluminum covers and structures for architectural, environmental and
industrial applications
Sheet metal, roofs, decks
Roll-up commercial and self-storage doors
Indoor and outdoor scoreboards
Roll-formed and structural storage products
Entrance, cargo, and portable building doors
Develops and manufactures cylinder-head and specialty gaskets, housing modules and
shielding systems for engines, transmissions, exhaust systems and auxiliary units
Fabricates metal products for original equipment manufacturers and
building construction including coated coils, metal wall and roof systems
and aluminum recreational vehicle doors
Manufactures expanded metal for OEM producers of air filters, appliances, HVAC
and automotive components
Tubes, sheet metal and plates
Modular buildings
Sheet metal work
Window and door frames, miscellaneous metalwork
Coil and sheet metal work
Reinforcing bars, welded wire reinforcement, cold drawn steel
Reinforcing bars, welded wire reinforcement, cold drawn steel
Hollow metal doors and frames, windows, wall panel systems
Chrome and stainless steel balls for automotive and aerospace industries
Steel fabricator
Standing seam metal roofing and wall panels
Metal doors, sash and trim
Mobile structures
Metal doors, sash and trim, architectural metalwork
Portable prefabricated metal buildings
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Company
Employment
LaserCraft Technologies Inc.
Lee Fabricators
Macuch Steel Products Inc.
Madison Industries Inc.
Magnatrax Corp.
Marino\WARE Industries
Metal Building Components LP
Metcam Inc.
Metro Boiler Tube Co. Inc.
Mi Windows and Doors Inc.
Mid South Mechanical Inc.
Midstate Steel Inc.
MM Systems Corp.
MNdustries Inc.
Ogeechee Steel Inc.
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope
Olympic Steel Inc.
Panel Built Inc.
Ply Gem Industries Inc./Windows Division
Price Industries Inc.
Prince Service & Manufacturing Inc.
Procoaters Inc.
RF Knox Co. Inc.
Robin Builders Inc.
Royal Metal Products Inc.
SAF Metal Fabrication
Schuff Steel - Atlantic
Snap-Rite Manufacturing Inc.
Southern Perfection Fabrication
Specialized Structures Inc.
SPG International LLC
Spruill Products Inc.
100
60
100
80
150
75
100
140
65
200
80
60
70
80
75
60
195
90
80
300
300
55
90
60
50
100
66
50
81
50
66
100
50
Steel King Industries Inc.
Steel LLC
SteelFab Inc.
Steelmax Buildings Inc.
Stein Steel & Supply Co. Inc.
Swift Atlanta Inc.
Tensar Corp.
100
140
74
75
60
80
125
The Miller-Clapperton Partnership Inc.
107
Universal Steel Inc.
Vulcan Steel Structures Inc.
Whitlow Electric Service Co. Inc.
50
80
60
World Wide Manufacturing Co. Inc.
82
YKK AP America Inc.
TOTAL
320
9,646
Line of Business
City
County
Fabrication, machining and assembly services
Cold-rolled steel sheet
Steel fabricator
Fabricates steel products and structures
Cold-formed steel framing
Metal roof and wall systems, standing seam roofing systems
Custom sheet metal fabrication
Straight boiler tubes including loose, finned and swaged tubes
Metal doors, sash, and trim
Sheet metal work, pipe fittings
Steel and plate metal work
Architectural metal work including column covers, beam wraps, light coves
Sheet metal fabricators
Structural steel buildings
Impact resistant pressure wall systems, swing doors and frames, vents
Manufactures metal building products and materials
Coil and sheet metal work
Modular offices, mezzanines and industrial platforms, guard rail and safety barriers
Aluminum windows
Sheet metal ducts
Sheet metal work, spiral pipes
Sheet metal work, stamping, and plating
Commercial HVAC systems, industrial sheet metal work, decorative metal
Preconstructed utility buildings
Sheet metal ducts
Architectural aluminum sheet, extrusion, finishing and fabricating services
Structural steel fabrication
Residential and lite commercial HVAC products
Bakery transport racks, shippers racks, loading ramps and dock boards
Modular buildings
Fabricated structural metal
Metal fabrication, racks, shelving, grating, metal components, and welding
services
Material handling systems including pallet, flow and custom shipping racks
Structural steel building components
Structural steel building components
Prefabricated steel buildings
Miscellaneous metal work
Custom precision sheet metal for telecommunications and electronics industries
Structural geogrids, panel wall systems,
Metal composite material (MCM) for exterior walls of commercial, institutional
and industrial buildings
Miscellaneous structural steel products
Commercial and industrial metal buildings, mini-storage
Electrical substations, transmission towers
Sheet metal components and enclosures for electronics, security surveillance and
military industries
Metal door or window sash, metal curtain walls
Gainesville
Temple
Augusta
Conyers
Alpharetta
Griffin
Lithia Springs
Alpharetta
Ringgold
Millen
Lagrange
Macon
Pendergrass
Suwanee
Swainsboro
Newnan
Covington
Winder
Blairsville
Peachtree City
Suwanee
Macon
Lithonia
Smyrna
Lyons
Temple
Villa Rica
Albany
Lake Park
Byron
Willacoochee
Covington
Hall
Carroll
Richmond
Rockdale
Fulton
Spalding
Douglas
Forsyth
Catoosa
Jenkins
Troup
Bibb
Jackson
Gwinnett
Emanuel
Coweta
Newton
Barrow
Union
Fayette
Gwinnett
Bibb
DeKalb
Cobb
Toombs
Carroll
Douglas
Dougherty
Lowndes
Peach
Atkinson
Newton
Doraville
Gwinnett
Rome
Scottdale
Dublin
Adel
Atlanta
Suwanee
Morrow
Floyd
DeKalb
Laurens
Cook
Fulton
Gwinnett
Clayton
Austell
Cobb
Lithonia
Adel
Elberton
DeKalb
Cook
Elbert
Dawsonville
Dawson
Dublin
Laurens
17
Company
Advanced Vessel & Alloy Inc.
Apollo Technologies Inc.
Ball Corp.
BWAY Corp.
BWAY Corp.
Chart Industries Inc.
Greif Inc.
Greif Inc.
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co. Inc.
Lewis Steel Works Inc.
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas Inc.
Modern Welding Co. Inc.
Spectra Metal Sales Inc.
TOMCO2 Systems Inc.
Trinity Industries Inc.- Rail Division
TOTAL
Albion Industries Inc.
Atlanta Rod & Manufacturing Co. Inc.
Canterbury Engineering Inc.
Cascade Corp.
Hettich America LLP
Employment
Line of Business
NAICS 3324: Boiler, Tank and Shipping Container Manufacturing
100 Tanks, vessels and structural fabrication
100 Specialty aerosol containers
185 Beverage metal cans and lids
500 Metal cans
70 Metal cans
250 High pressure tanks
80 Barrels and drums
50 Barrels and drums
240 Industrial, power or marine boilers; blowers and fans; relays and industrial controls
65 Manufactures industrial refuse containers
320 Power systems and equipment including sliding pressure boilers and gas turbines
75 Tanks, oil water separators, pressure vessels and dispensing systems
185 Metal rainware including outlets and gutters
140 Carbon dioxide storage units
50 Railcars
2,410
75
50
70
60
90
HL-A Co. Inc.
1000
Nordson Corp.
300
Nordson Corp.
180
PIOLAX Corp.
Precision Hose Inc.
Silgan White Cap Americas
TOTAL
200
60
130
2,215
Ace Industries Inc.
Apache Mills Inc.
Apache Mills Inc.
Bekaert Corp.
Fabrico Inc.
IWG High Performance Conductors Inc.
Kongsberg Automotive
OFS Fitel LLC
OFS Fitel LLC
OFS Fitel LLC
Panduit Corp.
Peterson American Corp.
Roytec Industries LLC
SAFA LLC
Sam Dong Georgia Inc.
Sam Dong Georgia Inc.
Southwire Co.
Southwire Co.
Southwire Co./Service Center
Suhner Manufacturing Corp.
Superior Essex Inc.
57
520
300
220
120
100
115
512
400
50
185
98
150
225
95
95
2800
50
150
160
185
NAICS 3325: Hardware Manufacturing
Casters, wheels, bearings and floor locks
Manufactures anchor bolts, embeds, headed bolts and construction fasteners
Screws, barrels, crossheads, breaker plates
Fabricates forklift attachments
Hardware, Other
Door and ignition locks, door handles for automobiles, zinc die-castings/
injection molds
Flat extrusion dies, coextrusion feedblocks, and slot die coating heads for
plastic processors; barrels, screws, pumps and related components for injection
molding production
Components and systems for adhesive dispensing equipment used in consumer
packaging and general product assembly operations
Plastic and metal fasteners and precision strings for automotive industry
Manufactures corrugated and stripwound metal hoses
Manufactures metal vacuum closures
NAICS 3326: Spring and Wire Product Manufacturing
Metal slings, chains, wire rope hoists
Automotive floor mats made of purchased wire
Mats and matting made from purchased wire
High carbon, low carbon and stainless steel wires
Precision metal fabrications, weldments, and machined components
Manufactures copper flat and fine wire, bi-metallic conductors
Nonferrous automotive wire and cable
Wire and cable manufacturing
Manufactures network cabling and wiring systems
Coiled and flat springs for power train, chassis and body applications
Electrical wire harnesses
Electric wires, ultra-fine magnet wire, insulated wire, wiring harnesses
Copper wires
Magnet wire
Manufacture electrical power tools and flexible shafts for the automotive industry
Single and multimode fiber cables
City
County
Valdosta
Smyrna
Rome
Homerville
Atlanta
Ball Ground
Lithonia
Lavonia
Coolidge
Wrens
Pooler
Augusta
Atlanta
Loganville
Winder
Lowndes
Cobb
Floyd
Clinch
Fulton
Cherokee
DeKalb
Franklin
Thomas
Jefferson
Chatham
Richmond
Fulton
Gwinnett
Barrow
Newnan
Lavonia
Chamblee
Warner Robins
Buford
Coweta
Franklin
DeKalb
Houston
Gwinnett
Bremen
Carroll
Duluth
Fulton
Swainsboro
Emanuel
Canton
Stone Mountain
Athens
Cherokee
Gwinnett
Clarke
Norcross
Calhoun
Calhoun
Rome
Kennesaw
Trenton
Swainsboro
Norcross
Carrollton
Carrollton
Cumming
Athens
Woodstock
Lagrange
Waynesboro
Waynesboro
Carrollton
Douglas
Villa Rica
Rome
Atlanta
Gwinnett
Gordon
Gordon
Floyd
Cobb
Dade
Emanuel
Gwinnett
Carroll
Carroll
Forsyth
Clarke
Cherokee
Troup
Burke
Burke
Carroll
Coffee
Douglas
Floyd
Fulton
18
Company
Employment
Von Roll Austral Inc.
Whitepath Fab Tech Inc.
Whitepath Fab Tech Inc./ Harness Manufacturing Services
Wire Tech Ltd
TOTAL
65
60
58
100
City
County
Manufactures insulated nonferrous wire and specialty magnet wires
Control panel assembly, metal forming, HVAC kits and assemblies
Custom insert and injection molding, wire harness and cable assemblies
Discrete wires, wiring harnesses, control boxes
Douglasville
Ellijay
Blue Ridge
Ellijay
Douglas
Gilmer
Fannin
Gilmer
Ellijay
Gilmer
Summerville
Chattooga
Augusta
Suwanee
Columbia
Gwinnett
Columbus
Muscogee
Savannah
Chatham
Rincon
Effingham
Macon
Bibb
Alpharetta
Forsyth
Savannah
Chatham
Pooler
Alpharetta
Norcross
Chatham
Forsyth
Gwinnett
Bogart
Oconee
Norcross
Ringgold
Augusta
Cartersville
Marietta
Sandersville
Cordele
Gwinnett
Catoosa
Richmond
Bartow
Cobb
Washington
Crisp
Macon
Thomson
Dalton
Mableton
Marietta
Atlanta
Franklin
Atlanta
Ellaville
Bibb
McDuffie
Whitfield
Cobb
Cobb
Fulton
Heard
Fulton
Schley
130 Wires, harnesses, cable and conduit assembly, ribbon cables
50 Wiring harnesses, lead wires
7,050
NAICS 3327: Machine Shops and Threaded Product Manufacturing
50 Machine shop, jobbing and repair services
60 Socket screw products
Custom machining and assembly of aluminum and ductile iron castings for the
500
automotive industry
105 Machine shop
Provides sheet metal fabrication, lathe machining, aircraft cabinetry fabrication,
175
welding services for the aerospace industry
100 Custom precision machining and parts manufacturing
Custom manufacturing services including automotive parts, screws, rivets, plating,
61
and threading
Full service industrial contractor offering machining and millwright
110
services
60 Specializes in metal fabrication, pipefitting, and industrial maintenance
81 Flame and plasma cutting of plate products
150 Metal service center, metal processing
Remanufacturers and fabricates specialized heavy equipment, aircraft cargo load60
ers, tow tractors, and deicing trucks
300 Aluminum and precision processing for the aerospace industry
76 Machining, welding and fabrication services
65 Sheet metal shop
50 Metal fabrication machine shop specializing in pipe and structural steel fabrication
70 Screw machine products
90 Machine shop
325 Gray and ductile iron foundries
2,488
Augusta Iron & Steel Works Inc.
Brighton-Best International Inc.
Chassix
Continental Field Systems Inc.
Edwards Interiors Inc.
Elliott Machine Shop Inc.
EPS/Engineered Parts Sourcing Inc.
K Machine Industrial Services LLC
Kerby Enterprises Inc.
Kloeckner Metals Corp.
Phoenix Metals Co.
RCL Components Inc.
Ryerson Inc.
Signal Machine Co. Inc.
Silver Sheet Metal Inc.
Southeast Boiler & Rigging Inc.
Torco Inc.
Washington County Machine Shop Inc.
Wescast Industries Cordele LLC
TOTAL
Aerospace Defense Coatings of GA Inc.
Augusta Coating & Manufacturing LLC
Commercial Vehicle Group Inc.
First American Resources Co. LLC
Metal Coaters
Metalplate Galvanizing LP
Plasti-Paint Inc.
Southern Aluminum Finishing Co. Inc.
TCI Powder Coatings
TOTAL
Line of Business
NAICS 3328: Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating Metals and Allied Activities
64 Anodizing and plating services for aerospace vehicles
60 Provides metal coating services
50 UV hard coating
60 Prepainted metal coil
80 Galvanizing services for threaded fasteners, hardware and other small items
80 Bronze, coil, aluminum anodizing
200 Electrostatically applied powder coatings
764
19
Company
Advance Tabco
Advanced Control Systems Inc.
Alcoa Forgings & Extrusions
Alum-A-Lift Inc.
American BOA Inc.
Bonnell Aluminum
Brodie International LLC
Carry-On Trailer Corp.
Caterpillar Inc.
Caterpillar Inc./ Seals Metalcasting Facility
Cleaver-Brooks Inc.
Corrugated Replacements Inc.
Crane Nuclear Inc.
Daniel Defense Inc.
Displaycraft Inc.
Dynamic Paint Solutions Inc.
Flexible Metal Inc.
Georgia Hi-Tech Fabricators Inc.
Georgia Transformer Corp.
Global Partitions
GLOCK Inc.
Great Dane Trailers
Great Dane Trailers
Hansgrohe Inc.
Heart of Georgia Metal Crafters LLC
Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas Inc.
JAC Products Inc.
JCB Inc.
Jebco Inc.
Kubota Industrial Equipment Corp.
Kubota Manufacturing of America Corp.
Leggett & Platt Bedding Group
Leggett & Platt Commercial Vehicle
Products
Mando America Corp.
McCann Aerospace Machining Corp.
Meggitt Training Systems Inc.
MGM Products Inc.
Monitor Manufacturing Co.
Employment
Line of Business
City
County
Jackson
Norcross
Midway
Winston
Butts
Gwinnett
Liberty
Douglas
Cumming
Forsyth
Newnan
Statesboro
Lavonia
Athens
Toccoa
Thomasville
Blairsville
Kennesaw
Ellabell
Dalton
Eastman
Tucker
Vidalia
Rincon
Eastanollee
Smyrna
Savannah
Statesboro
Alpharetta
Eastman
Columbus
Columbus
Tifton
Stone Mountain
Monroe
Franklin
Pooler
Warrenton
Dahlonega
Dahlonega
Sylvania
Cairo
Jefferson
Gainesville
Monroe
Coweta
Bulloch
Franklin
Oconee
Stephens
Thomas
Union
Cobb
Bryan
Whitfield
Dodge
DeKalb
Montgomery
Effingham
Stephens
Cobb
Chatham
Bulloch
Forsyth
Dodge
Muscogee
Muscogee
Tift
Gwinnett
Walton
Heard
Chatham
Warren
Lumpkin
Lumpkin
Screven
Grady
Jackson
Hall
Walton
225 Vehicle interior shelving, vehicle mounts truck accessories
Atlanta
Fulton
426
70
300
50
100
Hogansville
Athens
Suwanee
Conyers
Cartersville
Meriwether
Clarke
Gwinnett
Rockdale
Bartow
Winterville
Clarke
Rome
Greensboro
Brunswick
Dublin
Lithia Springs
Toccoa
Floyd
Greene
Glynn
Laurens
Douglas
Stephens
NAICS 3329: Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
75 Metal sanitary ware including sinks and tables
125 Power transformers and switchgears
230 Custom metal products and forging services for the aerospace industry
50 Manufactures custom material handling ergonomic lifting devices
Flexible metal hoses for exhaust systems, thermal compensators, among other
350
automotive components
315 Aluminum extrusions
75 Industrial meters and control valves
280 Utility and enclosed trailers and trailer parts
1100 Mini excavators and small track-type tractors
120 Nonferrous foundries
260 Commercial and industrial watertube boilers
85 Corrugating box machinery replacement parts
55 Valves, OEM replacement parts
130 Small arms
85 Exhibit fabrication
60 Metal finishing process-house that tailors to the aerospace market.
75 Pipes and fittings
60 Machined parts
200 Power transformers and switchgears
100 Shower dividers and dressing booths; toilet partitions
460 Pistols or pistol parts 30 mm and below
125 Industrial trailers and truck bodies
325 Industrial trailers and truck bodies
250 Plumbing fixtures, metal sanitary ware
60 Aircraft sheet metal components
200 Refrigeration display cases
700 Refrigeration display cases
550 HVAC and refrigeration systems
200 Indoor and outdoor compression racks
408 Stamped metal automobile body parts
460 Aluminum extrusions
565 Heavy construction equipment
56 Metal household articles
230 Ball and roller bearings
900 Compact tractor models
709 Small tractors, RTVs and lawn mowers
245 Metal mattress frames
Nakanishi Manufacturing Corp.
160
Neaton Rome Inc.
NIBCO Inc.
PaR Marine
Parker Aerospace/Control Systems Division
Parker Hannifin Corp.
Patterson Pump Co. Inc.
250
140
70
230
50
370
Automotive brakes, steering and suspension systems
Precision machined monolithic parts for the aerospace industry
Firearms
Metal roof curbs, rooftop safety walkways
wheels for low-speed applications
Hydraulic, plate, diaphragm and centrifugal clutches, metal retainers, plastic
retainers, stamped inner and outer rings and modular units
Molded injection auto parts
Fittings, pipe support systems, valves and actuators
Aircraft carrier elevators
Electrohydraulic servovalves, electromechanical actuators
Industrial hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders
Heavy duty pumps for HVAC products
20
Company
Employment
PCC Airfoils LLC
535
Perpetual Machine Co.
Powertech America
Pratt & Whitney
Prodew Inc.
50
508
480
50
Profile Custom Extrusions LLC
95
Roller Die + Forming Inc.
Rome Plow Co. LLC
100
80
Royston LLC
220
Royston LLC
211
Sapa Extrusions Inc.
320
Simmons Manufacturing Co.
50
SKF USA Inc.
Smith-Cooper International LLC
Snappy Co.
Spurlin Industries Inc.
255
50
64
50
TECT Corp.
180
Tensar International Corp.
The HON Co.
The Timken Company
TI Automotive Systems
Tifton Extrusions Inc.
70
750
289
300
52
TOTO USA Inc.
600
TOTO USA Inc.
TOTO USA Inc.
TUG Technologies Corp.
Universal Alloy Corp.
97
65
185
350
Vista Metals Corp.
60
Yachiyo of America
YKK USA Inc.
200
600
YKK USA Inc.
TOTAL
92
Line of Business
Aircraft and land-based gas turbine engine rotating blades, stationary vanes and
engine nozzles for OEMs
Custom machining and fabrication shop
6-speed automatic transmissions
Military and commercial engine overhaul and repair
Misting and humidity equipment
Custom aluminum profiles for construction, outdoor furniture and recreational
products sectors
Miscellaneous metalwork: metal doors, stampings, sheet metal work, coating
Tillage, scrapers, and subsoilers
Checkstands, beverage counters, counters and countertops for the customer service industry
Checkstands, beverage counters, counters and countertops for the customer
service industry
Aluminum extrusions
Water well supplies including foot and check valves, frost-proof hydrants and
faucets
Deep grove ball bearings
Fabricates brass, iron and carbon steel plumbing fittings
Metal ducts, fittings and pipes
Fiberglass and plastic shower stalls; manufactures metal sanitary ware
Airframe structures, aircraft assemblies, fan blades, vanes, impellers,
turbine airfoils
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) geogrids
Metal office furniture including desks and storage file systems
Ball and roller bearings
Fluid carrying systems; steel pipe and tubes; powertrain and plastic tank systems
Aluminum extrusions
Commercial and decorative plumbing fixtures, fittings, faucets, and flush
valves
Commercial and decorative plumbing fixtures, fittings, faucets, and flush valves
Commercial and decorative plumbing fixtures, fittings, faucets, and flush valves
Manufactures aircraft ground support equipment (GSE)
Aluminum aerospace extrusions
Standard and custom aluminum-lithium products for aerospace, defense, automotive and commercial customers
Plastic fuel tanks and sunroofs
Various fasteners for automotive seating and interior
Fasteners, zippers, hook and loop, pull straps, ISO-marker buttons, seat
belt buttons, plastic hardware
City
County
Douglas
Coffee
Dalton
West Point
Columbus
Marietta
Whitfield
Troup
Muscogee
Cobb
Rome
Floyd
Rossville
Cedartown
Catoosa
Polk
Jasper
Pickens
Royston
Hart
Gainesville
Hall
McDonough
Henry
Flowery Branch
Lawrenceville
Powder Springs
Palmetto
Hall
Gwinnett
Cobb
Fulton
Thomasville
Thomas
Alpharetta
Cedartown
Acworth
Cartersville
Tifton
Fulton
Polk
Cobb
Bartow
Tift
Morrow
Clayton
Atlanta
Fairburn
Kennesaw
Canton
Fulton
Fulton
Cobb
Cherokee
Adairsville
Bartow
Carrolton
Macon
Carroll
Bibb
Marietta
Cobb
20,739
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