2011 Automotive Manufacturing in Georgia

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2011
Automotive Manufacturing in Georgia
COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IN THIS STUDY:
Georgia’s Industry Snapshot .............................................................................1
Georgia’s Automotive Industry Overview.......................................................2
The Southeast Automotive Industry Overview..............................................3
KIA Success Story...............................................................................................4
The Right Location
Automotive Industry Epicenter............................................................6
OEMs in the Southeast .........................................................................7
Home to Major Automotive Employers ..............................................8
Strong Demographics, Business Focus.............................................9
The Right People
World-Class Workforce ......................................................................10
Engineering Excellence ......................................................................11
Skilled Production Workers ...............................................................12
Competitive Wage Rates ....................................................................13
The Right Training
World-Class Programs........................................................................14
Technical Colleges ..............................................................................15
The Right Technology
Research Universities ........................................................................16
Innovation Centers ..............................................................................17
Georgia Tech Research Institute ......................................................18
Professional Support ..........................................................................19
The Right Transportation Alternatives
Ports and Air ........................................................................................20
Road and Rail .......................................................................................21
The Right Business Attitude
Pro-Business State..............................................................................22
Available Sites......................................................................................23
The Southeast is Home to 1,120 Manufacturers and Suppliers ...............24
Listing of Automotive Companies in the Southeast ...................................25
Automotive Manufacturing in Georgia
GEORGIA: The Epicenter of Growth in the Southeastern Auto Corridor
Georgia’s Top Auto Employers
GEORGIA’S AUTOMOTIVE SNAPSHOT
Company
• Home to 190 automotive-related manufacturing
companies that employ nearly 34,000 workers,
Georgia sits at the heart of the Southeast’s 301,000
automotive-related workforce. (Source: Georgia Power
Industry Database, 2011)
• Over the last five years, 21 automotive manufacturing
companies have announced plans to locate or expand
in Georgia. These new companies are creating 7,400
jobs, and are supplying to customers all over the
Southeast and the world.
• Access to state-of-the-art technology and innovation
at the state’s leading engineering schools and access
to the nation’s fastest-growing port in Savannah
drive productivity and expansion in the industry.
• A robust automotive-related workforce with 24,800
engineers and 124,500 production workers offers
world-class skills attractive to the auto industry.
Automotive Manufacturers
(50 or more employees)
Workers
Kia Motors Mfg. GA (KMMG)
3,000
Blue Bird Corp.
1,500
E-Z-Go
1,100
YKK USA (2 locations)
1,010
Honda Motor Co. (2 locations)
1,000
Yamaha Motor Mfg. Corp.
1,000
Club Car Inc.
950
Toyo Tire North America
850
Mobis LLC
600
Decostar Industries
540
Apache Mills
514
Source: Georgia Power Community & Economic
Development
Why Georgia for the Automotive Industry?
The right location for getting product to market – Georgia is at the center of the thriving Southeastern
Automotive Corridor. Prime manufacturing sites in Georgia are within hours, or even minutes, of the region’s
automotive Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).
The right people for the job – Georgia’s workers are highly skilled and have an outstanding work ethic.
Former Ford and GM assembly plants were frequently recognized by J.D. Power and others for productivity
Georgia is Home to Major
Auto Headquarters Locations
and efficiency.
Headquarters
Company
The right worker training – Georgia’s Quick Start program is internationally recognized for providing
Blue Bird
HQ & Mfg.
customized state-of-the-art training for Georgia’s workers. The Quick Start staff brings years of expertise
Club Car
HQ & Mfg.
when preparing the state’s workforce for productive careers in automotive manufacturing.
ELESYS N.A.*
HQ & Mfg.
The right technology and support – Georgia’s world-class colleges and universities offer the highest
LUND International
HQ & Mfg.
caliber graduates and research centers, keeping Georgia’s automotive manufacturers at the leading edge of
Murata Electronics
N.A. HQ
innovation and productivity.
OTR Wheel Engineering
HQ & Mfg.
Pak-Lite Inc.
HQ
Pirelli Tire
N.A. HQ & Mfg.
Porsche Cars N.A.
N.A. HQ
Superior Essex Inc.
HQ
Yamaha Motor Mfg.
Regional HQ
The right transportation alternatives – Georgia’s highway system, state-of-the-art ports, extensive rail
system and world-renowned international airport keep Georgia-made products flowing to customers.
The right attitude about business – Georgia consistently ranks as one of the nation’s top pro-business
states. Georgia offers a variety of incentives specifically designed to assist companies with the large initial
investment new auto-related manufacturing requires.
Type of Location
*N.A. = North America; HQ = Headquarters
Source: Public announcements
GEORGIA POWER COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – YOUR PARTNER IN BUSINESS
© GEORGIA POWER, 2011
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Georgia’s automotive manufacturing industry is important to the state’s economy.
Georgia’s Automotive Industry Overview
The automotive industry is a significant part of Georgia’s economy. Georgia’s pro-business climate not only
attracts major automotive manufacturing operations, but also automotive headquarters operations.
New Automotive Manufacturing Locations
2006 to Present
GSP on the Rise: Transportation equipment’s
contribution to Georgia’s gross state product was
estimated at $5 billion in 2010. By 2020, Moody’s
Company
predicts transportation equipment will reach nearly
Kia Motors Mfg. GA
(KMMG)
3,000
Troup
2006
state’s manufacturing output.
Sewan America Inc.
700
Troup
2007
Mobis AL LLC
600
Troup
2007
GLOVIS Georgia LLC
600
Troup
2008
Great Dane
450
Bulloch
2010
PowerTech America
355
Troup
2008
DAEHAN Solutions
Georgia LLC
300
Harris
2008
DongWon Metals
300
Meriwether
2007
Sejong Georgia LLC
250
Troup
2007
Hanil E-Hwa Co., Ltd.
173
Troup
2010
Blue Bird
106
Peach
2008
Racemark
International
100
Gordon
2006
Precision
Components Int.
100
Muscogee
2007
ITW DaeLim USA
75
Troup
2007
Trojan Battery
70
Washington
2006
Suzukaku
50
Haralson
2006
Fleetguard
50
Burke
2006
STEEDA Automotive
50
Lowndes
2007
KSI Kyungshin
50
Troup
2009
SD Automotive
25
Hart
2011
Custom Truck & Body
15
Meriwether
2008
2018
2015
2012
2009
2006
% Mfg. Gross State Product
% Mfg. Gross State Product
2009
2008
2007
2005
2006
2006
2004
2003
2005
2002
$5
“Great Dane Trailers breaks ground for Statesboro plant,”
State of Georgia Press Release, 10.14.2010
2001
$0$6
2000
$1
1999
Phil Pines, President and Chief Operating
Officer, Great Dane
2018
2015
2012
2009
2006
2003
2000
1997
$2
Transportation
Equipment
Export Value Increasing
*Number of jobs announced
Source: Georgia Power Community & Economic Development
Industry Database, 2011
+8.2% Annually
$3
$2
2010
2009
2008
2007
2004
2003
2002
$0
2001
$1
2000
$ Billions U.S.
$4
1999
Dane Trailers in Savannah.”
1998
keeping us close to the beginnings of Great
1997
willingness to address our needs, as well as
1998
of Georgia and Bulloch County’s ability and
% of Manufacturing GSP
16%
$8
14%
$7
$6 $6
12%
Exports
on the Rise: Georgia’s transportation
10%
$5
$5 $4 export market grew 8.2 percent
8% annually
equipment
6%
$3
since
reaching $5.9 billion in 2010,
accounting
$4 1997,
4%
$2
2%
for 17.8$1percent of the Southeast’s total.
0%
$3 $0
1997
“We have been impressed with the State
Source: Moody’s Economy.com, 2010
$ Billions U.S.
450 workers.
16%
14%
12%
10%
8%
6%
4%
2%
0%
Transportation Equip. GSP
$ Billions U.S.
fully operational, the plant will employ
2003
In August of 2010, Great Dane announced
2000
October 2010: Great Dane breaks
ground on new trailer manufacturing
facility in Statesboro, Georgia.
$8
$7
$6
$5
$4
$3
$2
$1
$0
1997
$ Billions U.S.
2010
Transportation Equip. GSP
manufacturing facility in Statesboro. When
Year
Located
$7 billion in GSP, accounting for 14.5 percent of the
Georgia’s Transportation
Equipment GSP on the Rise
plans to invest $33.5 million in a new trailer
Jobs
County
Created*
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Georgia is at the center of the thriving Southeastern automotive industry.
The Southeast Automotive Industry Overview
The auto production numbers in the
South are staggering. “A dozen years
ago, Alabama produced zero cars. Now it
Georgia is at the heart of the rapidly-expanding Southeastern Automotive Corridor. This region is the new
epicenter of automotive manufacturing growth.
•
•
•
turns out 750,000 annually at Mercedes,
Honda, and Hyundai plants. Three years
after Mercedes opened its SUV factory near
Transportation equipment accounted for 14.4 percent, or $33.5 billion, of the Southeastern region’s
Tuscaloosa in 1996, it doubled the size and
total manufacturing gross product in 2010.
output. A Honda plant halfway between
Southeastern automotive assemblers currently have the capacity to produce more than 2.2 million
Birmingham and Atlanta went on line in
units (2010). They are projected to increase that capacity by at least another 500,000 units over
2001, and the next year the company spent
the next several years with new OEMs coming on line in Mississippi and Tennessee and with the
$450 million to expand it, adding 2,000
transfer of new lines to productive facilities in Georgia and Tennessee.
more workers.
Automotive companies locating in the Southeast thrive, many expanding within a year of opening a
… The recession has curtailed car sales
new facility.
temporarily, causing the transplants [new
foreign-owned producers] to slow production.
But they are expected to expand again
Automotive OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers)
in the Southeast
once the economy recovers. Volkswagen
is currently building a plant outside of
Chattanooga, which will produce 150,000
cars a year.”
Fred Barns, “The Other American Auto
Industry,“ The Weekly Standard, 12.22.08
Toyo Tire Announces Fourth
Expansion in Bartow County, Georgia
In September, 2010, Toyo Tire in White,
Georgia announced plans to hire an additional
200 team members in response to increased
product demand and on-going capital
investments at the plant. Toyo officials have
also indicated a desire to continue expansions
in Georgia over the next 10 years, adding
more than 400 new jobs in addition to the 200
just announced.
Source: “Toyo Considers Possible $910 Million Local
Investment,” The Daily Tribune News, 10.20.2010
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Kia Success Story...
26 New Kia Suppliers in Alabama
and Georgia Create 4,258 Jobs
ALABAMA
New Location
Product
Jobs
A-Jin USA
Metal stamping
200
Cumberland Plastic
Systems
Injection-molded
products
50
Daedong Hi-Lex of
America
Door hardware systems
103
Daeki America
Air cleaners, canisters,
fuel filters
Kia Comes to West Point, Georgia
taking applications for employment at the West
In 2006, Kia announced plans to build its
Point facility in the winter of 2008, the company
first North American Assembly Plant in West
received 43,000 responses over a 30-day period.
Point, Georgia. The project was recognized as
During the Summer of 2010, Kia confirmed that
an “Economic Development Deal of the Year” by
the West Point assembly plant would open a second
Business Facilities magazine. To the town of West
line to produce the Hyundai Santa Fe. Production of
80
Point, the arrival of Kia was more like the economic
the Santa Fe began in early October 2010. The West
Point facility now employs 3,000 workers.
Daewon America
Suspension bars and
coils
deal of the century. The jobs created by Kia and
70
supplier companies are having far-reaching benefits
Hanil USA
Tubes for brake and
power steering fluid
92
KwangSung
America
Plastic hoses and sun
visors
150
MP-Tech America
Plastic molds and
precision parts
250
Sejin Alabama
Injection molded
products, vehicle spoilers 130
and interior consoles
of vehicles here and abroad while staying true to
Seohan Auto USA
Front and rear axles
150
technology; and KMMG will play a prominent role in
SMI Automotive
Small stamped auto
parts
50
Alabama Total:
for a region previously suffering the out-migration of
1,325
GEORGIA
New Location
Product
Autorica LLC
Automation systems
10
DAEHAN Solutions
Georgia LLC
NVH parts and interior
components
150
DongWon Metals
Automotive stampings
100
Engineering World
Automotive engineering
services
20
GLOVIS Georgia LLC Integrated logistics
250
Interior parts
173
Hysco America
Steel supplier
50
ITW DaeLim USA
Plastic interior trip parts
75
Johnson Controls
Automotive seating
300
KSI Kyungshin
Wiring harnesses
70
Mobis AL LLC
Front-end modules,
front-rolling chassis
600
PowerTech America Transmissions
200
Pretty Products
Floor mats
185
Sejong Georgia LLC
Muffler and exhaust
systems
250
Sewon America Inc.
Stamped components
and decorative trim
500
“The outstanding early performance of the first
vehicle produced from our West Point, Georgia plant
is a significant achievement for KMMG, KMA [Kia
Motors America] and the Kia brand as a whole.
As we grow we will continue to expand our line
the Kia brand tenets of value, quality, safety and
achieving our goals.”
B.M. Ahn, Group President and CEO Kia Motors
North America and Kia Motors Manufacturing
Quick Start training facility, West Point, Georgia Georgia, Inc.
“Kia Manufacturing Plant Opening Celebrated in West Point,”
State of Georgia Press Release, 2.26.2010
Jobs
Hanil E-Hwa Co.,
Ltd.
Georgia Total:
a once-dominant textile industry. When Kia began
Kia Sorento assembly line, West Point, Georgia (photo from Kia Website)
2,933
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Thriving in Georgia
2011 Hyundai Santa Fe To be Built at
Kia in West Point, Georgia
Quick Start Instrumental in
Recruiting the Right Workers
for Kia
program and 74 percent had more than three years
After less than a year of Sorento production,
of work experience. In a Quick Start press release
Kia is already adding a second line to its
from February of 2008, Randy Jackson, director
West Point, Georgia assembly plant. Limited
of human resources at Kia, said “These numbers
production of the Hyundai Santa Fe began at
training organization, assisted Kia in developing
are truly remarkable. The large number of quality
the facility in late September, 2010.
an efficient, online means to recruit workers for its
applicants we’ve received is a great sign for building
new facility. According to Quick Start, 97 percent
our manufacturing plant in Georgia.” Kia received
of applicants were high school graduates, 30
applications from all over Georgia, Alabama and the
percent had completed a two or four-year college
rest of the nation.
Quick Start, Georgia’s premier workforce
Source: “Santa Fe Production Moving to Kia West Point,”
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 8.31.2010
KMMG
(Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia)
at a Glance:
Location: West Point, Georgia
“The state of Georgia and especially Georgia
Size:2,000+ acres, 750,000 square
feet mfg. space
Quick Start have provided exceptional support
for our project. The quality of this training
Employment: 3,000 + by the end of 2011
Product: Sorento and Hyundai Santa Fe
by 2011
Production
Capacity:
360,000 per year
center is the best we have ever seen.”
Kia’s first West Point Sorento, November 2009
“Kia Georgia Training Center Opens in West Point,” State
of Georgia Press Release, 3.25.2008
Kia Suppliers Within 60 Miles of the West Point Facility
Euisun Chung, President, Kia Motors
Corporation
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The Southeastern automotive industry is thriving.
The Right Location: Automotive Epicenter
A Significant Portion of the Region’s
Gross Product
Transportation equipment output is becoming
an increasingly significant portion of the
Over the past 10 years, the Southeast has become
Southeast region’s gross product. As
the nation’s automotive epicenter. The success
mentioned earlier, 2010 transportation
of foreign auto makers in non-traditional auto
equipment production accounted for 14.4
manufacturing locations has invigorated growth in
percent of manufacturing gross product. By
Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina
2020, the segment will represent 15 percent of
and Georgia. A new “Automotive Alley” has emerged
manufacturing output, or nearly $48 billion.
stretching from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
8.0%
6.0%
4.0%
1.9 is a hot market for automakers. In 2009, residents registered nearly 1.7 million new vehicles,
The Southeast
0.0%
accounting for 17 percent of new auto and light truck sales in the U.S. Over the next 10 years, vehicle
1.5
Auto manufacturers seek to be close to sales, providing a clear advantage for the Southeast.
Tennessee
10.0%
$20,000 10.0%
$40
2.7
8.0%
since 1997. In 2010, manufacturers in this
$30
2.5
segment exported $33.5
billion in product.
$5,000
$20
Transportation equipment$0 includes aircraft
$10
$10,000
6.0%
4.0%
2.0%
and other transportation- related products.
0.0%
1990
1992
1994
1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
The southeastern states exported nearly $20
billion in motor vehicle, motor vehicle bodies
$0
2.3
2.1
1.9
1.7
North Carolina
8.0%
Alabama
6.0%
South Carolina
4.0%
2.0%
Mississippi
0.0%
158,041
260,419
129,387
119,908
68,638
3.1
2.9
2.7
2.5
2.3
2.1
1.9
1.7
1.5
1.5
Source:
Moody’s Economy.com, 2010
2012
$15,000
1990
1992
1994
1996
1998
2000 2000
2002
2004
2004 2006
2008
2010
2012
2008 2014
2016
2018
2020
exports have grown at 10 percent annually
263,268
and trailers and motor vehicle parts in 2010 –
2020
12.0%
2016
GEORGIA
3.3
2012
2.9
698,521
2008
14.0%
2004
Florida
New Vehicle Registrations (Millions)
Also, southeastern transportation equipment
3.1
2020
12.0%
$50
3.5
16.0%
2000
3.3
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Transportion
GSP in billions (Real $)
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
New
Vehicle Registrations (Millions)
2009
2010
$60
New Vehicle Registrations in the Southeast
16.0%
2020
2016
2012
registrations are expected to increase at 6.5 percent per year in the region, reaching 3.2 million by 2020.
2016
Transportation Equipment Exports Millions U.S. $
1.7
Number of New Vehicle Registrations
by
3.5 State, 2009
An Increasing Share
$35,000 of the
14.0%
Region’s Exports $30,000
$25,000
2.3
2.1
New Vehicle
Registrations in the Southeast
2.0%
$40,000
2.5
2000
$10
auto manufacturers
find the Southeast so appealing.
2.7
2008
$20
3.1
low cost of doing
business are a few of the reasons
2.9
2004
$30
New Vehicle Registrations (Millions)
10.0%
$40
1990
1992
1994
1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
Transportion GSP in billions (Real $)
12.0%
3.3
workforce, low unionization, right-to-work status and
14.0%
$50
$0
3.5
The Southeast’s
sound economy, stable and growing
16.0%
$60
Automotive Alley
these segments account for 59 percent of total
Motor Vehicle, Motor Vehicle Bodies, Parts and Trailers Exports by State*
$40,000
State
$35,000
$40,000
Annual Value of Exports in 2009*
Total Transportation Equipment Exports
$35,000
(millions)
(millions)
$30,000
$4,764.57
$5,270.85
$25,000
$2,980.21
$8,351.37
$1,524.30
$5,952.03
Alabama
$30,000
$25,000
Florida
$20,000
GEORGIA
$20,000
$15,000
Mississippi
$10,000
$485.16
$644.25
$10,000
North Carolina
$5,000
$1,077.57
$2,624.42
$5,000
South Carolina
$0
$5,270.66
$5,725.37
$0
Tennessee
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
$15,000
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
transportation equipment exports.
Total
$3,671.46
$4,941.33
$19,773.93
$33,509.61
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The Southeast is home to some of the world’s biggest and most successful automotive companies.
The Right Location: OEMs in the Southeast
The Southeast is home to 14 auto, truck and bus assembly plants.
OEMs:
Mercedes-Benz: The Vance, Alabama assembly
plant opened in 1993. The plant, Mercedes-Benz’s
first in North America, has expanded twice, and has
the capacity to produce 180,000 vehicles per year.
The facility employs 4,500 workers making the M
Class, R Class, GL Class and the ML450 hybrid.
Honda: The Lincoln, Alabama plant opened in 1999.
The facility makes the Odyssey, the Pilot and the
Ridgeline and employs 4,500 workers producing
300,000 units annually.
Hyundai: The Montgomery, Alabama plant opened
in 2002 and is Hyundai’s first U.S. automotive
manufacturing facility. The facility currently
makes the Sonata sedan. With 2,700 workers,
the Montgomery facility has capacity to produce
300,000 units annually. Hyundai transferred Santa
Fe production to the Kia facility in Georgia and
began making the Elantra sedan in Montgomery in
the fall of 2010.
Nissan: Located in Canton, Mississippi, the Nissan
facility opened in 2003. The $1.4 billion assembly
plant currently produces the Altima, Quest, Armada,
Titan and Infiniti QX56. The plant has an annual
production capacity of 400,000 vehicles. A recent
$118 million expansion will allow production of a
new commercial vehicle.
Nissan: The Smyrna, Tennessee assembly plant
opened in 1983. The plant produces the Altima,
Maxima, Xterra, Frontier and Pathfinder, with annual
production capacity of 550,000 vehicles. Nissan
recently announced that production of the Rogue
crossover will be moving to the Smyrna facility
by 2013.
BMW: BMW’s Spartanburg, South Carolina
assembly plant opened in 1994. The facility
produces sport activity vehicles, coupes and
roadsters. BMW completed work on an additional
line in the fall of 2010. This $750 million investment
will increase capacity in Spartanburg to 260,000
units by 2012.
Kia: Opened in 2009, the West Point, Georgia
facility is the first for Kia in North America.
With its recently announced $100 million
expansion, the West Point plant will produce
360,000 Santa Fes and Sorentos per year and
will employ 3,000 workers.
Announced OEMs:
Volkswagen: VW’s Chattanooga, Tennessee
assembly plant will begin production in 2011. The
facility will produce the Passat mid-sized sedan and
the Jetta with an annual capacity of 150,000 units.
The plant will employ 2,000 workers.
Toyota: Construction on Toyota’s Blue Springs,
Mississippi plant has resumed, with production
expected to begin in 2011. The facility will employ
2,000 workers and will make the Corolla and
potentially the Prius.
Truck & Bus Assembly:
Blue Bird: Blue Bird’s headquarters and major
manufacturing facility are located in Fort Valley,
Georgia. Blue Bird is one of the largest school bus
manufacturers in the country.
Thomas Built Buses: Located in High Point, North
Carolina, Thomas assembles around 15,000 school
buses, commercial buses and specialty vehicles per
year. Thomas Built Buses is a subsidiary of Daimler
Trucks North America and is one of the largest bus
manufacturers in North America.
Freightliner: With assembly locations in Mount
Holly and Cleveland, North Carolina, Freightliner
has a major presence in the Southeast. The Mount
Holly location makes medium-sized trucks while the
Cleveland facility produces the company’s full line of
class 8 truck models (DaimlerChrysler is the parent
company).
DaimlerChrysler: DaimlerChrysler makes around
32,000 Sprinter vans annually at its Ladson, South
Carolina location.
Peterbilt: Peterbilt is a division of PACCAR.
Located in Madison, Tennessee, the Peterbilt
facility manufactures heavy-duty, on and off-road
class 8 trucks.
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Automotive suppliers are flocking to the Southeast
as assemblers establish new operations.
The Right Location:
Home to Major Automotive Employers
ABOUT THE SOUTHEAST
What Businesses Need to Know
Population Quick Facts
Southeast Population:
56.8 million with projected growth of 1.67
percent per year through 2020
(U.S. growth only 0.9% annually)
Top Automotive Employers in the Southeast
Number of
Workers
Number of
Locations
12,650
5
AL, GA, NC, SC
8,372
10
Honda Motor Company
AL, GA, SC
7,749
5
Georgia Population:
10 million in 2010 with projected growth of
2 percent per year through 2020
Daimler Trucks North America
NC, SC
7,280
6
Bridgestone Firestone
GA, NC, SC, TN
6,450
8
Georgia Net Migration:
113,400 estimated for 2010
Johnson Controls
AL, FL, GA, MS, NC,
SC, TN
5,323
15
Robert Bosch LLC
GA, SC, TN
5,407
6
BMW Manufacturing Co. LLC
SC
4,500
1
Delphi Corp.
AL, MS
3,918
6
Toyota
AL, MS
3,570
4
Hyundai
AL
3,167
3
Southeast GDP:
$1.8 trillion
Arvinmeritor Inc.
AL, NC, SC, TN
3,122
11
Mercedes-Benz US
AL
3,000
1
Georgia GDP:
$329 billion
Kia North America
GA
3,000
1
Denso Manufacturing
TN
2,830
2
Cummins Inc.
FL, SC, TN
2,750
7
Cost of Doing Business Quick Facts
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
AL, GA, NC, SC
2,670
7
For major cost measures, most southeastern
states are below the national average.
The Timken Co.
GA, NC, SC
2,508
7
TRW Automotive Inc.
GA, TN
2,295
5
Dura Automotive Systems Inc.
FL, TN
2,210
6
Continental Tire North America
NC
2,150
2
BorgWarner
NC, SC
2,150
4
Volkswagen
TN
2,000
1
Company
States
Nissan North America Inc.
GA, MS, TN
Southeast Workforce:
Approximately 27 million in 2010
Michelin North America Inc.
Southeast Net Migration:
272,070 estimated in 2009
Georgia Workforce:
4.7 million in 2010
Source: Moody’s 2010 est.
Economic Quick Facts
Source: Moody’s 2010 estimate
State
Total
Workforce
Cost of
Doing
Business
Index
Energy
Index
State and
Local
Taxes
Index
North Carolina
4,512,770
81
80
96
Tennessee
3,056,701
90
84
78
South Carolina
2,164,612
93
79
87
Alabama
2,127,211
93
88
81
Sonoco
SC
2,000
1
Mississippi
1,313,441
93
93
93
GEORGIA
4,693,711
96
84
96
Thomas Built Buses
NC
2,000
1
Florida
9,223,834
101
108
93
U.S. = 100
Source: Moody’s Economy.com Cost of Doing Business Index, April 2010,
BLS, 2010 Annual Data
Source: Georgia Power Community & Economic Development Industry Database, 2011
Red entries indicates announced locations are included
8
The Southeast provides the perfect business environment for automotive companies.
The Right Location:
Strong Demographics, Business Focus
Southeast’s Increasing GDP
$2,500,000
14.2%
$1.8 trillion, representing nearly 14 percent of the
These schools attract students from all over
U.S. economy as a whole. Georgia accounts for 18
the country and produce graduates that fill vital
percent of the region’s economic output with Gross
positions in the Southeast’s major companies.
State Product of $329 billion in 2010.
Atlanta, a cultural and economic powerhouse in the
total U.S. workforce.
Growing Population: The region’s excellent
weather and economic climate help make the
Southeast attractive to workers. Population growth
in the region outpaces that of the U.S. overall.
Georgia’s estimated 10 million residents account for
17.6 percent of the southeast’s population.
Young Population: Southeastern states have
young populations. Major cities in the south attract
young workers who find the region an exceptional
place to raise families.
14.0%
13.8%
$1,500,000
13.4%
$1,000,000
30,000
19.0%
major universities all over the Southeast. Georgia’s
13.0%
18.0%
12.8%
laws secure the right of employees to decide for
themselves whether or not to join or financially
support a union.
Low Unionization Region: Unionization rates
in the Southeast are low and continue to decline.
SE Workforce
35,000
% of U.S. Workforce
$500,000
25,000
$0
20,000
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Southeast’s
Increasing Workforce
17.5%
Right-To-Work Region: The Southeast is
dominated by right-to-work states. Right-to-work
$2,000,000
Source:
Moody’s Economy.com, 2010
13.6%
18.5%
13.2%
the state.
$3,000,000
$500,000
$2,500,000
$0
12.8%
14.2%
well-educated workers. Atlanta attracts talent from
HOPE Scholarship is a major incentive to live in
% of US
15,000
17.0%
19.0%
SE Workforce
% of U.S. Workforce
10,000
35,000
16.5%
18.5%
5,000
30,000
16.0%
18.0%
25,0000
20,000
17.5%
15,000
17.0%
10,000
16.5%
5,000
16.0%
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2010, the region accounted for 17.5 percent of the
Southeast GDP
13.0%
14.4%
% of U.S.Workforce
a growing percentage of the nation’s workforce. In
$1,000,000
13.4%
13.2%
14.6%
% of U.S.Workforce
Growing Workforce: The Southeast represents
region, is also a huge draw – especially for young
$1,500,000
13.6%
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
some of the nation’s top colleges and universities.
13.8%
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
nation’s most robust economies with a GDP of
$2,000,000
14.0%
% of U.S. GDP
Well-Educated Population: The Southeast has
% of U.S. GDP
Growing Economy: The Southeast is one of the
$3,000,000
Georgia has the 4th lowest union membership in
the country.
Southeastern States are
Right-to-Work
The Southern auto belt from South
Carolina to Texas, home to eight
German, Japanese, or Korean plants
(plus three more under construction),
is right-to-work country.
Right-to-Work States
Southeastern States
have Low Manufacturing
Unionization
Unionization by State
2% - 5.1%
5.11% - 9.3%
9.31% - 15.3%
15.31%- 25.9%
Source: Bureau of National Affairs, 2011
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“Government payouts aren’t the only inducement
to automakers or even the most important one.
There’s also the attraction of a pro-business political
community, relatively cheap labor, inexpensive
or free land, lower cost of living and of doing
business, warm climate, and the big one that the
auto companies are wary of talking about – no UAW
[United Auto Workers].
In these [southern] states, workers can’t be
compelled to join a union or pay dues, and not
many are inclined to sign a union card anyway. The
result: The UAW has failed miserably to organize
workers. No Mercedes, VW, Honda, Toyota, Hyundai
(KIA’s parent), BMW, or Nissan plant in the South
is unionized.”
Fred Barns, “The Other American Auto Industry,”
The Weekly Standard, 12.22.08
SE GDP in Billions (real dollars)
% of US
SE GDP in Billions (real dollars)
SE Workforce (in thousands)
Southeast GDP
14.4%
SE Workforce (in thousands)
14.6%
Georgia’s auto-related workforce is highly skilled with very competitive wage rates.
The Right People: World-Class Workforce
Tennessee. Alliance schools pool their talents
and are committed to developing automotiverelated academic programs, industry expertise
and cutting-edge research.
20,000
assembly plants coming on-line over the next two
years will see increasing employment. Employment
at new facilities including Georgia’s Kia plant and
45,802
36,065
25,000
2009
in workers from 2006 to 2007. States with new
41,015
plants in the Atlanta area account for the drop
2008
in the coming years. The closure of GM and Ford
30,000
41,897
University of Kentucky and the University of
automotive manufacturing-related employment
2007
the University of Alabama Birmingham, the
consolidation will lead to slower growth in
2006
State University, the University of Alabama,
35,000
Productivity improvements and industry
45,628
Auburn, Clemson University , Mississippi
40,000
2005
Alliance members include the University of
employment with 36,065 workers in 2009.
45,085
part of the Automotive Research Alliance.
accounts for more than 10 percent of manufacturing
45,000
2004
industry resources and support. Many are
The transportation equipment segment alone
41,748
schools provide world-class automotive
workers are employed in manufacturing operations.
50,000
2003
Exceptional engineering programs at these
4.7 million in 2010. Nearly 7.6 percent of those
36,367
and business growth all over the region.
strong work ethic. The state’s workforce reached
2002
720,000 students and feed employment
Georgia’s Transportation Equipment
Employment, 2009
38,877
Southeastern schools enroll more than
Georgia workers are highly skilled, wage
competitive and have a reputation for having a
2001
Major universities in the Southeast
provide a constant supply of highly
trained engineers.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, June 2011
Kia suppliers will bring numbers up over the next
few years.
Georgia’s existing workforce is rich in engineering and production workers. The state’s businesses employ
As the largest and one of the most widely
24,800 engineers in fields that are automotive-applicable – the 18th highest employment nationwide
acclaimed engineering schools in the country,
for these occupations. Among the nation’s top 20 employers of auto-related engineers, Georgia’s wages
the Georgia Institute of Technology supplies
are very competitive, averaging around $65,470 per year. Occupations included in this analysis are listed
the region with unparalleled professional
on page 11 along with a wage rate comparison among the Southeastern states and other major auto
engineers in a variety of disciplines. In 2009,
production states for production workers (page 13).
Georgia Tech graduated more engineers than
any other school in the nation.
Top Engineering Universities in Auto Alley: The Nation’s top four engineering schools in terms of
graduates are in Automotive Alley. More than 60 percent of the nation’s engineering graduates are products
of schools east of the Mississippi.
School
City
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Atlanta
2,812
Purdue University-Main Campus
West Lafayette
2,614
University of Florida
Gainesville
2,117
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor
2,109
Texas A & M University
College Station
2,040
Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
University Park
1,685
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Raleigh
1,631
The University of Texas at Austin
Austin
1,615
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg
1,538
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
1,529
10
2009 Engineering Graduates
Georgia is home to world-class engineers from the country’s top schools.
The Right People: Engineering Excellence
Top States for Auto-Related Engineers
Automotive-related
Engineering Employment
Average Annual Engineering
Graduates (all disciplines)
1,033 - 14,999
15,000 - 30,000
30,001 - 50,000
50,000 - 126,638
100 - 250
251 - 1,000
1,001 - 2,000
2,001 - 2,812
Source: EMSI Covered Employment, 2nd Q 2011 and IPEDS database
Georgia – 2nd Largest Automotive Employment Cluster in the Southeast – Engineering Fields
OCC
Code
OCC Title
17-2071
AL
FL
GA
MS
NC
SC
TN
Electrical engineers
3,294
6,723
2,903
944
2,471
2,064
1,704
17-2072
Electronics engineers, except
computer
1,748
4,404
4,367
285
3,322
999
930
17-2112
Industrial engineers
3,119
9,900
4,795
2,116
5,505
5,046
4,507
17-2131
Materials engineers
17-2141
Mechanical engineers
452
372
262
48
370
331
216
2,951
5,618
4,516
924
4,755
4,101
3,476
17-3012
Electrical and electronics
drafters
573
1,309
760
346
696
579
547
17-3013
Mechanical drafters
904
1,374
1,374
496
1,281
1,065
977
17-3023
Electrical and electronic
engineering technicians
1,474
8,741
3,609
1,122
2,870
1,974
1,869
17-3024
Electro-mechanical
technicians
97
568
260
72
381
52
92
17-3026
Industrial engineering
technicians
946
2,411
1,413
387
1,615
1,925
1,068
17-3027
Mechanical engineering
technicians
300
532
537
348
985
743
618
Total
15,859 41,952 24,797
7,088 24,251 18,880 16,004
Source: EMSI Covered Employment, 2nd Q 2011
11
Source: Pictures from Georgia Tech and University of
Georgia websites
Georgia’s auto-related workforce is abundant and highly skilled.
The Right People: Skilled Production Workers
Georgia’s Auto-Related Production
Wage Rates in Lowest Quartile
Georgia businesses employ nearly 124,500 production workers in fields that are automotive-applicable —
the 13th highest employment in the nation for these occupations.
State Wage Rates
Georgia’s wages for auto-related production workers are also highly competitive with an average of $13.42
$22
per hour. As mentioned earlier, automotive manufacturing is migrating to Automotive Alley, with virtually no
assembly plants remaining on either the east or west coast.
$20
Automotive Alley has Concentration of Auto-Related Production Workers
$18
Automotive Alley is home to the majority
Automotive Alley
of the nation’s automotive assembly plants.
$16
The blue circles represent concentrations
Georgia
$13.42/hr.
of assembly plant employment. Red states
indicate a high concentration of automotive
$14
production-related occupations. Fifteen Auto
Alley states account for 46 percent of all U.S.
$12
auto-related production occupations.
Red states are
top employers of
automotive-related
production workers.
$10
Source: EMSI Covered Employment, 2nd Q 2011
Blue circles represent
concentrations of auto
industry employment
related to assembly
plants and suppliers.
Fifteen Auto Alley states account for
47 percent of all U.S. auto-related
production occupations.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2009 Annual Data and Thomas Klier,
FRB Chicago, 2010
Automotive-Applicable Production Occupations
Occupational
Code
Occupational Title
Automotive-applicable
production occupations
in this analysis include
assemblers, fabricators,
laminators, operators,
tenders, programmers and
setters of various machinery
and equipment as listed in
the table to the right.
51-2022
51-2023
51-2031
51-2091
51-2092
51-2099
51-4011
51-4012
51-4021
51-4022
51-4023
51-4031
51-4032
51-4033
51-4034
51-4035
51-4041
51-4061
51-4062
Occupational
Code
Occupational Title
Electrical and electronic equipment
Electromechanical equipment
Engine and other machine
Fiberglass laminators and fabricators
Team assemblers
Assemblers and fabricators, all other
Computer-controlled machine tool
Numerical tool and process control
Extruding and drawing machine
Forging machine
Rolling machine
Cutting, punching, and press machine
Drilling and boring machine tool
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool
Lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators
Milling and planing machine
Machinists
Model makers
Patternmakers
12
51-4071
51-4072
51-4081
51-4111
51-4121
51-4122
51-4191
51-4192
51-4193
51-4199
51-8099
51-9111
51-9121
51-9122
51-9123
51-9192
51-9197
51-9198
51-9199
Foundry mold and coremakers
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine
Multiple machine tool
Tool and die makers
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers
Welding, soldering, and brazing machine
Heat treating equipment
Lay-out workers
Plating and coating machine
Metal workers and plastic workers, all other
Plant and system operators, all other
Packaging and filling machine
Coating, painting, and spraying machine
Painters, transportation equipment
Painting, coating, and decorating workers
Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment
Tire builders
Helpers--production workers
Production workers, all other
Georgia’s auto-related workforce is largely non-union -- wage rates are competitive.
The Right People: Competitive Wage Rates
Low Unionization Keeps
Georgia’s Workforce Competitive.
Auto-Related Production Jobs in Auto Alley States
Auto Alley State
Like other states in the Southeast, Georgia
Average $/Hour
Employment
Unionization**
has very low unionization, particularly in
Arkansas
$13.41
66,604
6.0%
manufacturing. Currently, only 4.0% of
Georgia
$13.42
124,493
3.4%
Georgia’s total workforce is unionized. Only
Mississippi
$13.89
47,031
6.4%
3.4% of private manufacturing workers are
Tennessee
$14.69
144,143
6.5%
unionized, the 4th lowest level in the country
Missouri
$15.04
113,153
16.5%
and below the national average. Membership in
Alabama
$15.08
95,281
13.0%
manufacturing-related unions often associated
with automotive production has been steadily
South Carolina
$15.10
99,403
5.0%
Illinois
$15.14
270,220
12.0%
Kentucky
$15.23
102,051
12.9%
Minnesota
$15.72
120,641
8.4%
Wisconsin
$15.74
179,045
14.9%
Ohio
$15.88
292,493
17.7%
Indiana
$16.11
202,052
17.5%
Louisiana
$16.45
57,525
16.6%
Michigan
$17.68
255,877
17.4%
Average* and Total for Auto Alley
$15.53
2,170,012
% of U.S. Auto-Related Occupations in Auto Alley States
47.2%
$15.21
United States
4,594,491
10.9%
*Weighted average, ** private manufacturing
Source: EMSI, 2nd Q, 2011, Union Membership and Data Earnings Book, 2011, The Bureau of National Affairs
decreasing over the past 15+ years.
Number of members
Decrease
over the past
15 years
Machinists (IAM)
-41%
Auto Workers (UAW)
-95%
Sheet Metal Workers (SMW)
-28%
Steel Workers (USWA)
-41%
Teamsters (IBT)
-66%
Rubber Workers (URW)
-94%
Total
-59%
Source: Georgia Power Community & Economic
Development Unioniization Database, 2011
Georgia’s Auto-Related Production Workers: Low Wage Rates, Low Unionization
$18.50
Size of bubble represents size of workforce
Arkansas
High Wages
Georgia
MI
Average Hourly Wage Rate
$17.50
Green indicates traditional
auto manufacturing states
$16.50
MN
$15.50
IL
TN
$14.50
MS
$13.50
GA
2.0%
4.0%
Missouri
LA
Alabama
WI
AL
South Carolina
Illinois
OH
MO
Blue indicates southeastern
auto manufacturing states
6.0%
8.0%
10.0%
12.0%
14.0%
16.0%
18.0%
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Additionally, Georgia’s private manufacturing
unionization numbers are very low (3.4%).
in auto-applicable fields, Georgia is well
Wisconsin
positioned to accommodate automotive
Ohio
manufacturing companies.
Indiana
20.0%
Sources: EMSI Covered Employment, 2nd Quarter 2011, Union Membership and Data Earnings Book, 2011, The Bureau of National Affairs
states in “Auto Alley” at $13.42 per hour.
Minnesota
% Union, Private Manufacturing in 2010
production workers are lower than most other
With nearly 124,500 production workers
Louisiana
High Unionization
Wage rates for Georgia’s automotive-related
Kentucky
Indiana
AR
Low Unionization/ Low Wages
$12.50
0.0%
Tennessee
IN
KY
SC
Mississippi
Georgia’s Workforce is
Well Positioned
Georgia boasts the top workforce training program in the nation.
The Right Training: World-Class Programs
Top Workforce Training Programs
Georgia has been at the forefront of workforce training for decades, and other states have learned from
1. GEORGIA
its success. Georgia’s Quick Start program, technical colleges and highly-regarded research universities work
2. Alabama
closely with business to ensure the highest level of worker readiness.
3. Florida
4. South Carolina
Quick Start Program
5. Kentucky
Georgia’s Quick Start program is internationally-recognized as one of the best in the world. For more than
6. North Carolina
40 years, Quick Start has provided customized workforce training free-of-charge to qualified businesses in
7. Tennessee
Georgia. Today, the program is one of the state’s key assets for supporting new and expanding industries.
8. Virginia
Quick Start delivers training in classrooms, mobile labs or directly on the plant floor.
9. Maryland
Quick Start’s automotive manufacturing expertise is indispensable to vehicle assemblers as well as
10. Texas
suppliers. Quick Start has the capabilities to meet a wide range of training needs. With in-depth experience
serving hundreds of companies that manufacture metal, plastic and electronic components, Quick Start firmly
Source: June 2007, Expansion Management Magazine
grasps the complexities of today’s manufacturing technologies. Regardless of the process, Quick Start’s
professional staff can help identify and fulfill training needs, including training in everything from robotic
Engineering Graduates
welding to quality testing to injection molding. Quick Start specifically designs training to help companies
Georgia’s colleges and universities graduate
meet the rigorous quality standards of an ISO/TS 16949-certified automaker. For more information visit
thousands of engineers every year. In 2009,
www.georgiaquickstart.org.
more than 3,500 engineering and engineering
technology students earned degrees and
Georgia’s Colleges and Universities
certificates in a variety of engineering
disciplines. The table below summarizes 2009
Georgia graduates in automotive-related fields
of study.
Georgia is home to some of the nation’s top colleges and universities, including outstanding technical
colleges. With 137 degree-granting post secondary schools located across the state, Georgia’s students have
plenty of choices when it comes to high-quality, affordable education.
As mentioned earlier, Georgia consistently draws well-educated workers from all over the Southeast.
Georgia’s engineering schools provide a solid base for the region’s technology-savvy manufacturers. The
Discipline
Number of Graduates
(Bachelor’s or Above)
Computer Engineering
104
Computer Engineering
Technology
27
Electrical, Electronic and
Communications Engineering
Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) in Atlanta is internationally known as a premier engineering
school. U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks Georgia Tech as one the country’s best.
Georgia Tech in Atlanta — One of the Nation’s Premier Engineering Schools
106
Electrical, Electronics and
Communications Engineering
564
Industrial Engineering
394
Industrial Production
Technology
30
Materials Engineering
37
Mechanical Engineering
537
Mechanical Engineering/
Mechanical Technology
75
Ranking
2011
Graduate Discipline
Ranking
2011
Undergraduate Discipline
Engineering Schools
4
Engineering Schools
4
Industrial / Manufacturing
1
Industrial / Manufacturing
1
Mechanical
6
Mechanical
3
Electrical / Electronic / Communications
6
Electrical / Electronic / Communications
5
Computer
6
Computer
6
Materials
8
Materials
9
Source: U.S. News and World Report, 2011
Source: IPEDS online database of post-secondary
completions, 2009
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Georgia’s exceptional technical colleges support the state’s automotive industry.
The Right Training: Technical Colleges
HOPE Grant
Technical Colleges in Georgia
Georgia is home to 26 technical colleges and 31 satellite campus locations that offer a variety of
automotive manufacturing-related degree and certificate programs. To serve ongoing training needs,
Georgia’s Technical College System offers programs to both develop a pipeline of pre-qualified new workers
and enhance the skills of existing workers. Programs include two-year degrees, one-year diplomas, and
fast-track certificates in many relevant fields.
Georgia residents enrolled in a diploma
or certificate program at one of the state’s
public technical colleges are eligible for the
HOPE Grant.
The HOPE Grant covers $60.75 per credit hour
of tuition fees. A student need not be full
time to qualify for HOPE assistance and may
Automotive-Related Programs at Georgia’s Technical Colleges
Program
Number of Schools Offering Program
Automated Manufacturing Technology (Diploma)
2 Schools
Automotive Manufacturing Technology (Degree)
1 School
Industrial Maintenance Technology (Degree)
1 School
Machine Tool Technology (Diploma and Degree Program)
16 Schools
Welding and Joining Technology (Diploma)
35 Schools/Locations
Georgia’s broad system of technical colleges provides exceptional training opportunities and feeds the state’s
skilled worker pipeline.
receive the grant for up to 63 hours (95 quarter
hours) of study.
“Quick Start has developed materials that
make employees more comfortable before
they hit the floor,” Curtis Adams, Training
Coordinator, Toyo Tire
“If we’d had to do all of the training and SOP
development ourselves that Quick Start’s
doing, it would have cost us another six
months at least. Quick Start was able to blend
right in to our organization — even going to
Japan to work with the people there. They’re
real go-getters, and a big part of our success
has been because of Quick Start’s help.” Jim
Hawk, Sr. Vice President and Plant Manager,
Toyo Tire North America
“Toyo’s ‘smart plant’ gets smart training
from Quick Start,” Quick Start Website, 2009
For more information, visit
www.georgiaquickstart.org
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Georgia’s research universities are leaders in manufacturing innovation.
The Right Technology: Research Universities
Georgia’s Research Universities
Georgia’s colleges and universities are committed to research and development. The state is home to 20
schools that received research funding in 2009. Research dollars enable work in a variety of fields from life
sciences to engineering. Research centers and university-sponsored economic development organizations
around the state focus on taking cutting-edge technologies from the laboratory to the factory floor. Georgia’s
Top Schools for Engineering R&D
Funding, 2009 (in millions)
businesses benefit greatly.
R&D Expenditures, 2009: According to the National Science Foundation, spending on research at
1 Johns Hopkins
$703
Georgia’s public and private universities ranked 12th in the nation. In research of specific interest to the
2 Georgia Institute of
Technology
$379
automotive industry, Georgia colleges and universities were granted nearly $594 million in research dollars,
earning the state an eighth place ranking in those combined fields.* Research funding in the fields of math
3 Penn State
$269
and computer science, physical sciences and engineering has increased 6.8 percent per year since 2002 for
4 MIT
$231
Georgia schools overall. The Georgia Institute of Technology received $379 million in engineering research
5 Texas A&M
$217
funding for 2009, bested only by Johns Hopkins University with $703 million.
(*math, computer science, physical sciences and engineering)
6 University of Michigan
$198
7 Purdue University
$176
8 University of California,
Berkley
$175
9 University of Texas, Austin
$169
10 Virginia Polytechnic Institute
$163
Georgia Tech’s 2009 Research Funding by Discipline
3% 4%
Environmental sciences
13%
Life sciences
Math and computer sciences
3% 4%
Top States for Automotive
Applicable* R&D Funding, 2009
(in millions)
$1,954
2 Maryland
$1,219
3 New York
$1,109
$841
6 Pennsylvania
$832
7 Illinois
8 GEORGIA
$597
$600
$594
9 Ohio
$582
10 Michigan
67%
3%
2%
Social
sciences
Physical
sciences
Psychology
Sciences,
nec
Social sciences
Engineering
Sciences, nec
Engineering
Growth in R&D Funding at Georgia’s Universities 2002 to 2009 (in millions)
$600
58.6% Increase in Funding for
Automotive Industry-Applicable
Reseach, 2002 to 2009
$550
$550
$477
* Engineering, Physical Sciences, Math and Computer
Sciences
Psychology
Math and computer sciences
* NEC = not elsewhere classified
Source: National Science Foundation R&D Report, FY 2009
$1,014
5 Massachusetts
Life sciences
1%
7%
3%
2%
1%
67%
1 California
4 Texas
Environmental sciences
Physical sciences
13%
7%
$500
$500
Source: National Science Foundation R&D Report, FY 2009
$450
$450
$400
$400
$350
$350
$300
$300
2002
2003
2002
2004
2003
2004
2005
16
2005
2006
2006
2007
2008
2009
Source: National Science Foundation
R&D Report, FY 2009
2007 GEORGIA
2008
2009
POWER COMMUNITY
& ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – YOUR PARTNER IN BUSINESS
Georgia’s technology resources are cutting-edge.
The Right Technology: Innovation Centers
Georgia is home to some of the world’s top
Georgia’s Logistics Innovation Center (LINC):
research and technology resources. These resources
By forging relationships between business pioneers,
are dedicated to keeping Georgia’s manufacturers,
technology innovators, university researchers and
especially in the automotive industry, on the leading
state and federal leaders, the Logistics Innovation
edge of productivity advancements.
Center helps businesses solve real world logistics
problems. The strength of LINC lies in the center’s
Georgia’s Innovation Centers
Georgia’s Manufacturing Innovation Center
partnerships with the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA),
Georgia Department of Economic Development
(MIC): Georgia’s Manufacturing Innovation Center
(GDEcD), Advanced Technology Development Center
helps manufacturing operations all over the state
(ATDC), OneGeorgia Authority, Georgia Research
with Lean Manufacturing evaluations, value stream
Alliance (GRA), Georgia Institute of Technology,
mapping, Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), 5S
Georgia Southern University (GSU), Armstrong
and customized training needs. MIC resources give
Atlantic State University (AASU), The Logistics
companies the opportunity to test new technologies
Institute (TLI) and the Economic Development
before implementing costly process changes. MIC’s
Institute (EDI), among others. The synergy between
focus on technology keeps Georgia companies
these groups helps keep Georgia’s manufacturers on
at the leading edge of advanced manufacturing
the leading edge of logistics technology.
techniques. For more information, visit
For more information, visit
http://manufacturing.georgiainnovation.org.
http://logistics.georgiainnovation.org.
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Georgia Tech’s Research Institute fosters technology transfer.
The Right Technology:
Georgia Tech Research Institute
The Georgia Tech Research Institute
(GTRI) works closely with the automotive
industry in developing advanced
performance and feature technology. The
institute is involved in e-safety projects
as well as transportation structure
research. GTRI supports approximately
$100 million in research yearly for
more than 200 clients in industry and
government. GTRI laboratories include
the Aerospace, Transportation and
Advanced Systems Laboratory (ATAS)
which specializes in engineering,
fabrication and testing of aerospace,
transportation and advanced systems.
Georgia Tech Manufacturing Research
Center (MARC) Opened in 1991, the center is
Georgia Tech’s School of Materials Science
and Engineering Research in the School of
located on the Georgia Tech campus and is the
university’s major research facility in the area of
manufacturing. The center focuses on enhancing the
technology transfer process by facilitating interaction
between faculty, students and industry. Funding
may come directly from industry or from government
sources. MARC Centers and Labs include:
Materials Science and Engineering spans through
all classes of materials, including metals, ceramics,
polymers, composites, biomaterials, electronic,
superconducting, and photonic and magnetic
materials. Advanced material research and structureproperty-performance modeling are areas of interest
to the automotive industry.
Georgia Tech Precision Machining
Research Consortium (PMRC) PMRC
performs analytical, numerical, and experimental
studies addressing topics related to modeling,
planning, optimization, monitoring, control, and
metrology of precision machining processes and
machine tools.
Georgia Tech Rapid Prototyping and
Manufacturing Institute (RPMI) RP&M
technology is not only becoming indispensable in
the production process, but also in other aspects of
bringing product to market including engineering,
design, marketing and packaging.
Factory Information Systems (FIS) Group
The Factory Information Systems (FIS) Group helps
companies reduce cycle time and decrease costs by
applying emerging technologies to real-world needs.
Georgia Tech’s School of Mechanical
Engineering: Georgia Tech’s School of Mechanical
Engineering offers extensive automotive engineering
resources through numerous research groups,
facilities, and centers. Capabilities include aspects of
vehicle structural design, simulation, and performance;
design integration; modeling and visualization; field
performance; aerodynamics; acoustics, noise and
vibration; occupant protection design; powertrain
systems; engine design, transmissions, etc.
Georgia Tech’s School of Industrial and
Systems Engineering: The School of Industrial
and Systems Engineering strives to meet the demand
for complex systems design and performance
optimization. Research areas of particular interest to
the automotive industry include logistics, probability
and stochastic systems analysis, manufacturing,
distribution and supply chain management, product
management, statistics, human-machine systems, and
electronic commerce.
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Georgia Tech’s Supply Chain & Logistics
(SCL) Institute The Supply Chain & Logistics
Institute (SCL) at Georgia Tech provides global
leadership for research and education in supply chain
engineering. SCL defines “Supply Chain Engineering”
as the application of scientific principles to optimize
the design and integration of supply chain processes,
infrastructure, technology and strategy. While SCL has
resources and programs in supply chain management,
its primary focus is on development of new tools
for analysis, design and management of logistics
processes, and new concepts and strategies for the
practice of supply chain engineering.
The Center for Manufacturing Logistics
(part of SCL)
The center develops concepts for:
• analysis and design for highly capitalized
factories
• virtual prototyping of manufacturing and
assembly systems
• multi-disciplinary system modeling
• designing workflow concepts and tools
The Center for Supply Chain Strategy
(part of SCL)
This center develops business and operational
strategies for:
• designing, synchronizing and optimizing global
supply chains
• integrating people, process, and technologies to
achieve supply chain objectives
• developing competitive advantage from
outsourcing and collaboration
• providing supply chain oversight and control
Research institutes promote technology-based solutions for the automotive industry.
The Right Technology: Professional Support
Georgia’s Tech’s Enterprise Innovation Institute
Georgia Tech’s Enterprise Innovation Institute (EI2) is charged with growing Georgia’s economy by
providing technology-driven solutions to the state’s businesses and communities. Institute professionals
have more than 80 years of combined experience working with automotive manufacturers. BMW, DaimlerChrysler, Freudenberg-NOK, Honda, Meritor and Cummins Engine are some of the Institute’s clients. The
services offered by EI2 reflect the changing automotive industry and include:
•
Lean transformation
•
ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and TX 16949 implementation
•
Energy audits
•
Environmental management system implementations
•
Plant layouts
•
Failure mode and effects analysis
•
Measurement systems analysis
Source: Georgia Tech website, 2011
Professional Groups and Trade Associations
Georgia Automotive Manufacturers
Association (GAMA) Recently formed,
GAMA provides continuing education,
professional growth, and networking
opportunities to its members to foster higher
levels of innovation, quality, and profitability
in their businesses. For more information, visit
www.gama-georgia.org.
Association for Facilities Engineering
(AFE) AFE is a national professional
organization of plant engineers and facilities
managers. Georgia has active chapters in
Augusta, Atlanta and Savannah.
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
(SME) SME is a national professional
organization of manufacturing engineers,
practitioners, and management executives
concerned with manufacturing technologies
for improved productivity. A subgroup of the
organization, the Machining and Material
Removal Community, has an active schedule
of meetings, expositions, and trade shows
throughout the year. Georgia has two active
chapters of the society, one in Atlanta and one
in Statesboro.
Southeastern Fastener Association
Established in 1975, this organization collects
information, conducts educational programs, and
provides opportunities for member interaction.
In addition, the association promotes improved
quality, service, and expansion within the
fastener industry. Membership includes
distributors, manufacturers, importers, platers,
and manufacturers’ representatives. Association
offices are located in Atlanta.
American Welding Society (AWS)
Founded in 1919, AWS pursues the
advancement of the science, technology and
application of welding and related joining
disciplines, ranging from factory floors to highrise construction, from military weaponry to
home products. AWS has an Atlanta section.
Society of Automotive Engineers
International (SAE) The Society of
Automotive Engineers provides professional
activities, continuing education to advance
technical knowledge and networking
opportunities to professionals in mobility
engineering. An Atlanta section holds monthly
gatherings for meetings and facility visits.
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Georgia’s transportation infrastructure is world-class.
Port Profile: Colonel’s Island
in Brunswick
For the auto industry in the Southeast, the Port
The Right Transportation Alternatives:
Ports and Air
of Brunswick means getting lots of product to
market very quickly. The Port of Brunswick’s
Colonel’s Island Facility is the nation’s fourthlargest auto port, processing 402,491 auto
units in CY 2010. In May 2007, Mercedes-Benz,
Georgia Port Authority’s top auto exporter,
announced plans to consolidate shipping
operations by choosing Brunswick as its South
Atlantic Hub. The company’s new import
processing center began operation in 2009.
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 and processors to quickly ship to domestic and global customers.
Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport keeps businesses in the Southeast connected to global
customers and partners.
Georgia’s Ports
BMW is also a major customer, moving an
•
Brunswick’s Colonel’s Island facility is the nation’s fourth largest auto port
estimated 35,000 auto units through the port.
•
The ports have dedicated rail facilities and direct long-haul access
•
Turnaround is speedy
The following facilities are present at
•
Interstate highways are easily accessible
Colonel’s Island:
•
Savannah is the second largest container port on the East Coast and is the fourth largest in the U.S.
•
Savannah’s exports of automotive equipment increased by 112% over the past five years
•
Annual port shipments continue to grow
•
Port expansions and improvements totaling $1 billion are planned over the next 10 years, including
Auto Processors
(5 companies serving the port)
• Mercedes Benz
• BMW of North America
• Amports
• Atlantic Vehicle Processors
• International Auto Processing
Auto Trucking Lines (16 companies)
Auto Manufacturers (8 companies)
• Glovis America
• Porsche Cars of North America Inc.
• BMW of North America
• Jaguar Cars
• SAAB Cars USA Inc.
• Land Rover North America
• Volkswagen of America Inc.
• Volvo Cars of North America
a $550 million deepening of the Savannah River channel allowing for larger ships coming through
the Panama Canal to the East Coast.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International is the world’s busiest airport,
efficiently moving 90 million passengers annually. Hartsfield’s ability to
keep businesses connected to their customers makes Georgia especially
attractive to international companies seeking a presence in North America.
80 Percent of U.S. Market within Two Hour Flight Time
Edmonton
Vancouver
Seattle
Montreal
4 Hours
Minneapolis
3 Hours
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington D.C.
Denver
St. Louis
2 Hours
Los Angeles
Toronto
San Diego Phoenix
Dallas
Houston
80% of U.S.
Market
1 Hour
Atlanta
New Orleans
400 Miles
Miami
800 Miles
1,600 Miles
20
2,400 Miles
Georgia’s road and rail systems move products quickly to markets.
The Right Transportation Alternatives:
Road and Rail
Georgia’s Highway Systems
•
Well-maintained, non-toll interstate system
•
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 connect the state to the rest of the Southeast and U.S.
Georgia’s Rail Systems
•
4,700 miles of track, service to 500 communities
•
CSX and Norfolk Southern each operate more than 80 freight trains in and out of Atlanta daily
•
Six major intermodal facilities: four in Atlanta, one in Brunswick and one in Savannah
Georgia’s Airports
•
80 percent of the nation’s major consumer markets are within a two-hour flight of Atlanta
•
Two international airports, Savannah and Atlanta. Seven 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 2 miles of
mechanized conveyors
Georgia’s Intermodal Facilities Make it Happen
Georgia’s world-class intermodal facilities strategically located around
the state enable importers and exporters to quickly and efficiently move
products from ocean carrier, to rail to truck. Georgia’s intermodal facilities
have some of the fastest transition times in the United States. Major
intermodal facilities in Georgia include:
•
CSX Hulsey Rail Yard, Atlanta
•
Norfolk Southern Inman Rail Yard, Atlanta
•
CSX Savannah Yard, Savannah
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Norfolk Southern James D. Mason ICTF, Garden City
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CSX Fairburn Industry Yard, Fairburn (Metro Atlanta)
•
Norfolk Southern Whitaker Rail Yard, Austell (Metro Atlanta)
•
CSX Chatham ICTF, Garden City (Near Savannah)
•
Norfolk Southern Savannah
MajorSoutheastern
Southeastern Ports
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Ports
Major
MajorIntermodal
Intermodal Facilities
Facilities
Interstates
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Doing business in Georgia is easy and profitable.
The Right Business Attitude: Pro-Business State
Georgia’s Tax Credit Programs
Job Tax Credit
Job Tax Credit Bonus
Investment Tax Credit
Optional Investment Tax Credit
Quality Jobs Tax Credit
“Mega Project” Tax Credit
Retraining Tax Credit
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.
Statutory Incentives
Automotive manufacturing 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 left for major tax credit programs and major tax
Education Tax Credit
exemptions in Georgia. For detailed information on tax exemptions, credits and other state incentives, visit
Small Business Growth Tax Credit
http://www.georgiapower.com/select/publications/Incentives_Georgia.pdf
Research and Development Tax Credit
Child Care Tax Credit
Qualified Child Care Property Tax Credit
Port Activity Job Tax Credit
Right-to-Work State
As mentioned earlier, 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.
Mass Transit Tax Credit
Teleworking Tax Credit
Opportunity Zones
Renewal Communities/ EZs/ECs (Federal)
Employment-at-Will State
Hiring/Firing flexibility according to current employment regulations:
Georgia has no employment laws which are more stringent or restrictive than those at the federal level.
Georgia is an employment-at-will state. 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 Major Tax Exemptions
Freeport Inventory Tax (Property)
Industrial Materials Sales Tax
Packaging Materials Sales Tax
Manufacturing Machinery Sales Tax
Pollution Control Equipment Sales Tax
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
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 required permits within an average of 90 days.
Custom Software Sales Tax
Clean Room Equipment Sales Tax
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Georgia communities develop and maintain “shovel-ready” sites.
The Right Business Attitude: Available Sites
The GUARANTEED READY FOR ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT (GRAD) site evaluation is a new
program established by a group of Georgia businesses and state organizations in an effort to enhance
economic development opportunities in the State of Georgia. Sites that meet GRAD standards have met
infrastructure and environmental-related requirements and are ready for development.
GRAD Sites :
•
have been submitted by a local community or economic development applicant and selected for review;
•
have had their applications reviewed by a professional third party
•
have been validated as meeting standards showing that they are at an advanced state of readiness for
development and use by prospects based on a third party review.
The GRAD Certification of a given site is valid for a period of 24 months (unless certain conditions change,
such as acquisition of the site by an industry) and can be renewed indefinitely by completing a successful
review of updated information. The GRAD program is administered by a third party, BFPC LLC, a Norcross,
Georgia firm experienced in site selection and economic development consulting.
Georgia’s Guaranteed Ready for Accelerated Development (GRAD) Sites, 2011
Site Name
County
Augusta Corporate Park
Richmond
Brooks County Industrial Park
Brooks
Central Georgia Business & Technology Park
Upson
Hayestone Brady Industrial Park
Stephens
Highland 75
Bartow
Interstate Centre Phase I, II and III
Bryan
Meridian 75 Logistics Center
Monroe
Muscogee Technology Park FTZ
Muscogee
Pecan Grove Industrial Park
Dougherty
Sofkee Industrial Site
Bibb
South Cook Industrial District
Cook
Stanton Springs
Newton
Temple Industrial Park
Carroll
Toombs Corporate Center at US-1
Toombs
Tradeport East
Liberty
Tradeport West
Liberty
University Parkway Manufacturing & Research Site
Barrow
Red circle indicates
GRAD site location
Source: www.georgia.org, Georgia Power Community & Economic Development SelectGeorgia.net, March 2011
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The automotive industry in the Southeast is thriving.
The Southeast is Home to 1,120 Automotive Manufacturers and Suppliers
Automotive Manufacturing Companies with
50 or More Employees
Original Equipment Manufacturesrs (OEMs)
Automotive Suppliers
Three new southeastern assembly plants will eventually employ more than 6,000 workers
Kia site, West Point, Georgia
Toyota site, Blue Springs, Mississippi
Volkswagen, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Source: KIA website
Source: Mississippi Development Authority
Source: Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce Website (rendering)
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The automotive industry in the Southeast is thriving.
Listing of Automotive Companies in the Southeast
Number of Automotive Employees and
Companies by State
State
Employment
Top 10 SIC Groupings in the Southeast, Based on Employment
154 different SICs are represented in the database
Number of
Companies
SIC
SIC Description
Employment
Number of
Companies
Alabama
51,176
207
3714
Motor Vehicle Parts & Accessories
88,122
380
Florida
18,534
95
3711
Motor Vehicles and Passenger Car Bodies
51,863
53
GEORGIA
34,055
190
3011
Tires and Inner tubes
21,853
40
Mississippi
20,838
67
3089
Plastics Products
13,539
67
North Carolina
47,769
171
3694
9,708
26
South Carolina
49,762
166
Electrical Equipment for Internal
Combustion Engines
Tennessee
78,625
224
3465
Automotive Stampings
9,318
47
300,759
1,120
2531
Public Building and Related Furniture
(including automotive seats)
7,027
22
3713
Truck and Bus Bodies
6,349
27
3519
Internal Combustion Engines
3,696
8
3562
Ball and Roller Bearings
3,599
11
Total:
Source: Georgia Power Community & Economic Development Industry
Database, 2011
Southeastern Automotive Companies, Listed by State and by Company Name
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Alabama (Sorted by SIC)
22: Textile Products
Bostrom Seating Inc.
2211 Cotton auto seat cover cloth
430 Calhoun
Renosol Seating Properties LLC
2299 Seat padding
120 Dallas
25: Furniture and Fixtures
Bridgewater Interiors Inc.
2531 Auto seats
144 Calhoun
CRH North America Inc.
2531 Vehicle furniture, seat adjustment systems
450 Chilton
Johnson Controls
2531 Automobile seats
70 Jefferson
Johnson Controls
2531 Automotive seats
300 Tuscaloosa
TS Tech North America Inc.
700 Marshall
2631 Automobile board
400 Calhoun
26: Paper and Allied Products
B A E Systems Land & Armaments
30: Rubber and Miscellaneous Plastics Products
Ace Products Inc.
3011 Tires
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
3011 Auto and light truck tires
1,400 Etowah
250 Clay
600 Houston
1,000 Lee
2,400 Tuscaloosa
HS Automotive Alabama Inc.
3052 Rubber automobile hose
185 Coffee
Price Rubber Corp.
3052 Rubber belting; automotive tire recapping service
100 Montgomery
Federal-Mogul Corp.
3053 Gaskets and sealing devices; motor vehicle parts and accessories
320 Marshall
KwangSung America
3069 Plastic hoses and sun visors
150 Tallapoosa
Fehrer Automotive
3086 Molded foam parts and seat pads
110 Etowa
25
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Alabama (continued)
Merryweather Foam Inc.
3086 Foam products
AmPro Custom Molding, Inc.
3089 Custom injection molding
200 Calhoun
Creative Engineered Products Inc
3089 Injection molded modules
200 Tuscaloosa
Cumberland Plastic Systems
3089 Injection molded products for automotive parts
50 Talladega
50 Lee
DAEHAN Solutions Alabama LLC
3089 Noise control equipment for automotive applications
Daewon America
3089 Automotive suspension bars and coils
70 Lee
Decatur Plastic Products Inc.
3089 Injection molded products
60 Etowah
Flex-n-Gate
3089 Plastics and metal stamping
Hanil E-Hwa Interior Systems
3089 Plastic automotive parts, interior trims
228 Lowndes
70 Jefferson
250 Dallas
Hunjan Moulded Products Ltd.
3089 Automotive plastic injection molding services
100 Calhoun
INZI Controls Alabama Inc.
3089 Injection and blow molded automotive parts
270 Coffee
Kumi Mfg. Alabama Inc.
3089 Injection molded plastic products
94 Chilton
Mitchell Plastics USA
3089 Automotive plastic products
100 Madison
MP-Tech America
3089 Plastic molds and precision parts
250 Chambers
Nypro
3089 Custom injection molding
100 Houston
Plastech Engineered Products Inc.
3089 Molded plastics
249 Jefferson
Rainsville Technology Inc.
3089 Plastic injection molded auto parts
135 De Kalb
Rehau Inc.
3089 Processed plastics; motor vehicle parts and accessories
500 Cullman
SCA Inc.
60 Lee
Sejin Alabama
3089 Injection molded products, vehicle spoilers and interior consoles
Weidmann Plastics Technology
130 Tallapoosa
70 Lee
33: Primary Metal Industries
Wabash Alloys LLC (Aleris International)
3312 Fabricated plate work
Worthington Steel Co.
3316 Flat rolled steel
109 Saint Clair
50 Morgan
Citation Corp
3321 Cast and forged metal for automotive applications
368 Escambia
Citation Corp
275 Jefferson
Citation Corp
105 Perry
Citation Corp
158 Shelby
Cullman Casting Corp.
3321 Industrial grey iron castings
50 Cullman
New Process Steel
3341 Sheet metal products, metal service center
Thermalex Inc.
3355 Titanium profile extrusion
Aluminum Technology Schmid
3363 Aluminum part fabrication
50 Jefferson
270 Montgomery
50 Lee
Dura-Cast Inc.
3364 Zinc castings for automotive industry
99 Coffee
Neocon USA Inc.
3399 Forgings, metal cylinders
50 Madison
34: Fabricated Metal Products
Honda Motor Company
3429 Assemble door locks, ignition locks, side mirrors and door handles
T - H Marine Supplies Inc.
3429 Motor vehicle hardware
499 Dallas
70 Madison
Dixie Metalcraft Inc.
3443 Plate metal fabricator, automotive parts
60 Madison
Opelika MetalFab Inc.
3443 Steel tubing
75 Lee
Precision Strip Inc.
3449 Metal service center
100 Talladega
A-Jin USA
3465 Metal stamping body parts
200 Chambers
Choice Fabricators
3465 Metal fabricators
200 Etowah
Commercial Spring and Tool Company Ltd.
3465 Metal stamped parts and tool and die assemblies
Dongwon Autopart Technology
3465 Stamped metal automobile body parts
75 Chambers
209 Crenshaw
Fleetwood Metal Industries
3465 Metal stamping
100 Talladega
Gestamp Alabama Inc.
3465 Automotive stampings
250 Jefferson
Great Lakes Metal Stamping
3465 Metal stamping for automotive industry
26
50 Lee
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Alabama (continued)
Guyoung Tech, USA
3465 Metal stampings
ISE Innomotive Systems U.S. Inc.
3465 Automotive stampings, front and rear end modules
249 Tuscaloosa
Ogihara America Corp.
3465 Stamped automotive products; metal stampings
250 Jefferson
PPG Industries
3465 Light automotive stamping
80 Conecuh
86 Talladega
Prince Metal Stampings USA
3465 Stampings, engine and structural parts
Smart Alabama LLC
3465 Stamped automotive products and metal stampings, inner panel
650 Crenshaw
75 Etowah
Stamped Products Inc.
3465 Automotive metal stampings
200 Etowah
Topre America Corp.
3465 Auto stamping plant
450 Cullman
Yachiyo Manufacturing of Alabama
3465 Stamped automotive products
120 Saint Clair
American Trim, Cullman Division
3469 Specialty finish and forming
300 Cullman
SaeHaeSung Co. Ltd.
3469 Welding and stamping parts
250 Covington
T&C Stamping
3469 Metal stamping
249 Limestone
Precoat Metals
3471 Coil coating, laminating, slitting
80 Jefferson
Southeastern Anodizing Co. Inc.
3471 Aluminum fabricating, finishing and anodizing
50 Chilton
United Plating
3471 Metal finishing
VST-Keller Inc.
3471 Wear protective treatments for large auto stamping tools
160 Madison
Vulcan Electro Coatings Inc.
3479 Automotive parts painting service
American Metal Technology Inc.
3498 Vehicle and air conditioning precision tube cutting service
Thermasys Corp.
3498 Welded tubing products, automotive and heat exchange products; radiators
1,015 Saint Clair
150 Shelby
50 Saint Clair
300 Montgomery
Assurance Operations Corp.
3499 Metal automotive seat frames
90 Lauderdale
Continental Axle Products
3499 Motor vehicle parts and accessories
50 Franklin
Jay Mid-South LLC
3499 Metal automotive seat frames
150 Etowah
3519 Engines
340 Madison
400 Jefferson
35: Machinery, Except Electrical
International Diesel of Alabama LLC
Altec Industries Inc.
3531 Derricks; truck bodies; overhead cranes; architectural metalwork
Auto Electronic America Corp.
3535 Carts, racks and conveyors
50 Butler
Yesac Alabama Corp.
3535 Automation machinery, pallets and racks
80 Elmore
ATAP Inc.
3537 Industrial trucks and tractors; motor vehicles and car bodies
135 Calhoun
Continental Conveyor & Equipment
3537 Conveyor and equipment housing products, air filtering equipment
300 Marion
485 Lamar
NACCO Materials Handling Group
3537 Forklift trucks; motor vehicle parts and accessories; truck and bus bodies
Gadsden Tool Inc.
3544 Dies and tools for automotive industry
75 Etowah
Mangas Tool & Die Inc. (Pace)
3544 Tool and die and fixtures
88 Colbert
NTN-Bower Corp.
3562 Bearings, transportation equipment
500 Marion
Halla Climate Systems Alabama Corp.
3585 HVAC units, front end modules
200 Macon
Brewton Iron Works Inc.
3599 Machine shop, jobbing and repair services; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Donaldson Co Inc.
3599 Internal combustion engine air intake filters; industrial dust or fume collector
Velcon Filters Inc.
3599 Internal combustion engine gasoline filters; motor vehicle parts and accessories
50 Escambia
127 Macon
50 Talladega
36: Electrical and Electronic Machinery, Equipment and Supplies
Toray Carbon Fibers America
3624 Carbon fibers
135 Morgan
100 Etowah
Delphi Corp.
3679 Instrument panels and consoles, electronic wiring harnesses for automobiles
Futaba Corp of America
3679 Electronic equipment and supplies for automotive
99 Madison
BBB Industries LLC
3694 Electrical equipment for engines; motor vehicle parts and accessories
50 Mobile
Johnson Controls
3694 Automotive electrical equipment
156 Calhoun
Siemens
100 Madison
1,000 Madison
Siemens
Transportation Safety Tech
3694 Automotive wiring harnesses
Tris USA Inc.
3694 Electronic equipment; internal combustion engines
27
70 DeKalb
249 Limestone
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Alabama (continued)
37: Transportation Equipment
Excellance Inc.
3711 Ambulance assembly
95 Limestone
Gulf Shores Assemblies LLC
3711 Assembles complete automobiles including specialty vehicles
Honda Motor Company
3711 Automotive assembly
50 Talladega
4,500 Talladega
Hysco America (Hyundai)
3711 Steel coil and sheeting for chassis and auto body parts
Hyundai
Matsu Alabama Inc.
3711 Auto metal stamping and welded components
125 Butler
3,000 Montgomery
Mercedes-Benz US International
North American Bus Industries
3711 Assembles all types of complete buses
350 Madison
3,000 Tuscaloosa
594 Calhoun
Heil Co.
3713 Motor vehicle truck bodies
200 DeKalb
Tri-Glas Corp.
3713 Truck tops; motor vehicle parts and accessories; campers for mounting on trucks
200 Dale
Alabama Cullman Yutaka Technologies
3714 Torque conductors, exhaust systems
215 Cullman
Alto Products Corp. AL
3714 Motor vehicle transmission housings or parts
180 Escambia
Arrowhead Plastic Engineering
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; laminated plastics
110 Elmore
Arvinmeritor Inc.
3714 Mufflers and exhaust systems
ArvinMeritor Inc.
3714 Door modules
130 Montgomery
85 Lowndes
ATS Light Alloy Wheels Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle wheels
200 Lee
Axiom Automotive Technologies
BASF Corp.
3714 Auto catalysts, new emission systems, stationary source catalysts
351 Madison
98 Lauderdale
300 Lee
Benteler Automotive Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle manifolds; stamped automotive products, chassis systems
Brose Inc.
3714 Door and window systems
90 Tuscaloosa
Continental Axle Products Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle axles; retails mobile home parts and accessories
70 Clarke
Daedong Hi-Lex of America
3714 Door hardware systems for automotive applications
103 Chambers
Daeki America
3714 Air cleaners, canisters, fuel filters and air elements
80 Chambers
Decoma International of America
3714 Plastic injection molding
280 Jefferson
Delphi Corp.
3714 Automobile radiators, evaporators and condensers
500 Tuscaloosa
Delta Automotive Inc.
3714 Transmissions, pumps, motors and generators, automobile parts and supplies
Eberspaecher North America
3714 Exhaust systems
Eissmann Group
3714 Automotive dashboards, leather components
99 Colbert
70 Tuscaloosa
110 Saint Clair
Electricfil Corp.
3714 Powertrain electronic components systems
50 Limestone
Enovaperemier of Alabama LLC
3714 Tire and wheel assemblies
58 Montgomery
Faurecia North America
3714 Seat assemblies
198 Tuscaloosa
Fontaine International Inc.
H F I Inc.
3714 Automotive parts and machinery
100 Marshall
50 Jefferson
266 Autauga
Haldex Brake Products Corp.
Hanil USA
3714 Tubes for brake and power steering fluid
92 Elmore
Hoerbiger Automotive Comfort Systems
3714 Hydraulic systems, brake parts
50 Lee
Hwashin America Corp.
3714 Chassis and drive train auto body parts
200 Butler
In2Connect Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; printed circuit boards
100 Cullman
Inteva Products LLC
200 Tuscaloosa
Johnson Controls
150 Montgomery
Key Safety Systems Inc.
3714 Airbags, inflators, safety systems, seat belts, steering wheels
499 Butler
KTH Parts Industries Inc.
300 Cherokee
L& C Hanwha America Co.
70 Lee
Lear Corp.
3714 Wire harnesses
Lear Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle seating and interior trim manufacturing
230 Montgomery
Mando America Corp.
3714 Braking, steering and suspension systems
320 Lee
Maxforma Plastics LLC
3714 Bumper back beams and impact resistant bumper cores
100 Lee
= Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
50 Dallas
28
Company
SIC
Alabama (continued)
McCord Leakless Sealing Co. Inc.
3714 Head gaskets
Mobis Alabama
3714 Motor vehicle body components and frames
698 Montgomery
Motion Industries Inc.
386 Jefferson
Nemak USA Inc.
3714 Automobile parts and supplies, hydraulic equipment
Medium and heavy trucks and mid-range diesel engines, V6, V8, maxxforce 11
3714
and maxxforce 13
3714 Motor vehicle cylinder heads
700 Talladega
North American Lighting
3714 Signal lamps
300 Colbert
200 Baldwin
Navistar Diesel-Alabama
Product or Service
Employment County
95 Limestone
Packard Hughes Interconnect Co.
3714 Automotive component parts: printed circuit boards
Pyongsan America
3714 Assembly and discharge hose pipe assembly
Ready Built Transmissions
3714 Transmissions
400 Madison
50 Lee
120 Montgomery
Recticel North America Inc.
3714 Interior trim and window encapsulation
180 Tuscaloosa
Sanoh America Inc.
3714 Brake and fuel lines
190 Jackson
Selzer Automotive
3714 Transmission components
80 Lee
Seohan Auto USA/Seohan Driveshaft USA 3714 Front and rear axles
Shoals Technologies Group Inc.
150 Lee
SL Alabama LLC
3714 Auto lighting parts and systems
SMI Automotive
3714 Small stamped auto parts
55 Colbert
270 Tallapoosa
50 Lee
Stankiewicz International Corp.
Syncro Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle brake systems and parts; electromagnetic brakes
225 Marshall
Toyota
3714 V8 and V6 engines
950 Madison
TW Fitting NA LLC
Webb Wheel Products Inc.
66 Tuscaloosa
53 Tuscaloosa
330 Cullman
Whitesell Corp.
3714 Fasteners, etc. for auto industry
WKW-Erbsloeh North America Inc.
3714 Aluminum parts
120 Saint Clair
ZF Industries Inc.
3714 Speed drives, chassis
350 Tuscaloosa
Bridgeville Trailers Inc.
3715 Truck trailers
Utility Trailer Manufacturing
3715 Semi truck trailers, vehicle bodies, automotive chassis
50 Colbert
50 Coffee
200 Coffee
Warren Mfg. Inc.
3715 Truck and trailer bodies
80 Jefferson
Better Built Trailers Inc.
3799 Trailer equipment, auto chassis, vehicle bodies
65 Winston
Bermco Aluminum
5051 Secondary aluminum smelting, aluminum alloy
100 Jefferson
CoilPlus Alabama Inc
5051 Metal service center, automotive related services
50: Wholesale Trade Durable Goods
60 Limestone
O'Neal Steel
5051 Metal service center
200 Jefferson
Robinson Foundry Inc.
5051 Iron foundry
200 Tallapoosa
Florida (Sorted by SIC)
23: Apparel and Other Finished Products Made from Fabric
Rolin Industries Inc.
2399 Automotive covers
58 Okaloosa
Southern Mfg.
2399 Automobile seat covers
50 Pinellas
2531 Vehicle furniture; motor vehicle parts and accessories; canvas products
60 Polk
Findlay Industries Inc.
Fluid Routing Solutions Inc.
3052 Rubber hose; motor vehicle parts and accessories
304 Marion
200 Seminole
TI Group Automotive Systems
3052 Rubber automobile hose; refrigeration and heating equipment
ROL Mfg. of America
3053 Gaskets; motor vehicle exhaust systems and parts; packaging machinery
75 Seminole
Marine Muffler Corp.
3089 Processed plastics; motor vehicle parts and accessories; builds and repairs
64 Orange
32: Stone, Clay, Glass and Concrete Products
High Performance Glass & Tint
3231 Glass products; architectural and automotive glass tinting service
29
78 Bay
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Florida (continued)
Coleman Cable Inc.
3315 Steel wire and related products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Chromalloy Castings Tampa Corp.
3369 Nonferrous machinery castings; motor vehicle parts and accessories; turbines
70 Miami-Dade
110 Hillsborough
C F Gomma USA Inc.
3429 Hydraulic brake hose, fuel line assemblies
306 Duval
R D S Manufacturing Inc.
3443 Metal plate fuel tanks including oil and gas; extruded aluminum products
115 Taylor
Visteon Automotive Systems
3462 Ferrous automotive forgings including crankshaft, engine and axle parts
150 Miami-Dade
Florida Production Engineering
3465 Stamped metal automobile moldings or trim
350 Volusia
Sea Link Tool & Mfg.
50 Pinellas
Lockheed Martin Corp.
3483 Ammunition; motor vehicle parts and accessories; measuring and controlling
DSE Inc.
3489 Motor vehicle hardware; wholesales automotive supplies and parts
1,000 Orange
110 Hillsborough
Siemens
3511 Turbines and turbine generator sets; motors or generators
100 Orange
Cummins Inc.
3519 Internal combustion engines; automotive diesel engine repair service
Marine Exhaust Systems Inc.
3519 Marine engines; motor vehicle parts and accessories
MTD Technologies LLC
3542 Metal forming machine tools; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Champion Parts Inc.
3559 Auto-related machinery
Microfiltration membranes for pharmaceutical, electronic, chemical, automotive
3569
applications
3585 Motor vehicle air conditioning
Pall Life Sciences Inc.
Ars Inc.
50 Miami-Dade
81 Palm Beach
100 Pinellas
70 Pasco
160 Escambia
79 Pinellas
Crankshaft Rebuilders Inc.
3599 Machining crankshafts and camshafts; motor vehicle parts and accessories
56 Seminole
Zabatt Engine Services Inc.
3599 Diesel and gas engines, power generators, compressors, motor vehicle parts
51 Duval
Paneltronics Inc.
3613 Switchgear apparatus, measuring and control devices, motor vehicle and aircraft
70 Miami-Dade
AMETEK Inc.
3621 Motors or generators; wholesales industrial instruments and control equipment
98 Polk
Anko Products Inc.
3621 Motors or generators; pumps and pumping equipment
GE Aviations Systems LLC
3621 Motors or generators; search and navigation systems
350 Pinellas
KB Electronics Inc.
3621 Motors or generators
160 Broward
Tradewinds Power Corp.
Amphenol Corp.
3621 Electric generators and sets; pipe fittings; wholesales industrial machinery
Industrial electric controls and control accessories; motor vehicle parts and
3625
accessories
3643 Rubber expandable plugs, truck fuel caps, metal working tools and liquid-levels
Terminal boards; motor vehicle parts and accessories; rubber products for motor
3644
vehicles
3651 Automotive stereo speakers
Designs and manufacturers high technology systems for telecommunications,
3669
automotive applications
3679 Computer wire harnesses and cable assemblies
CompuLink Corp.
3679 Cable assemblies and wiring harnesses
Class 1 Inc.
Shaw Aero Development Inc.
Etco Inc.
JL Audio Inc.
Directv Group Inc.
50 Manatee
65 Miami-Dade
90 Marion
50 Collier
110 Manatee
210 Broward
200 Miami-Dade
53 Polk
500 Pinellas
Minks Engineering Inc.
3679 Electronic devices, voltage regulators, ignition systems and fuel flow meters
Johnson Controls
3691 Automobile and marine batteries
200 Hillsborough
500 Manatee
Stoneridge Inc.
Suncoast Automotive Products
3694 Automotive alternators
Transpo Electronics Inc.
3694 Engine electrical equipment whole auto parts/supplies
75 Osceola
90 Broward
750 Orange
CSI Armoring Inc.
3711 Automotive bodies
56 Miami-Dade
E-One Inc.
3711 Assembles complete fire department vehicles; specialty motor vehicle bodies
1,306 Marion
General Motors Corp.
3711 Motor vehicles and car bodies
1,000 Orange
Pierce Manufacturing Inc.
3711 Motor vehicles and car bodies; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Square One Armoring Services
3711 Assembles complete armored cars; motor vehicle parts and accessories; glass
30
100 Manatee
70 Miami-Dade
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Wheeled Coach Industries Inc.
360 Orange
Rivers Body Co.
3713 Truck bodies, parts and accessories
Florida (continued)
A 1 Components Inc.
3714 Temperature and protective sensing controls
AAMP of America
3714 Distributors, batteries, fuse boxes, electric cable, etc.
64 Duval
152 Miami-Dade
50 Pinellas
Alto Products Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle transmission housings or parts; mechanical power transmission
50 Miami-Dade
American Vulcan Corp.
3714 Clutch, clutch parts, machining
50 Polk
Bengal Industries Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle gears; aircraft power transmission gears
150 Pinellas
Commercial Duct Systems LLC
3714 Motor vehicle air conditioner parts
100 Hillsborough
Coupled Products LLC
300 Escambia
Crane Cams Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle camshafts
230 Volusia
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; glass products
620 Duval
Eaglepicher Corp.
170 Miami-Dade
Eckler Industries LLC
3714 Automotive fiberglass parts
130 Brevard
Enkei Florida Inc.
3714 Aluminum automotive wheels
Excello Engineered Systems LLC
3714 Manufacturing automotive door seals
Florida Production Engineering
3714 Automotive wheel covers
Ford Motor Co.
77 Duval
69 Duval
350 Volusia
84 Polk
Forecast Trading Corp.
50 Broward
G-Car Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle steering mechanisms
60 Miami-Dade
Honeywell International Inc.
250 Bay
Invision Industries Inc.
175 Osceola
Key Automotive of Florida Inc.
350 Polk
Lear Corp.
500 Hillsborough
Metra Electronics Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle body components and frames; automotive electrical equipment
500 Volusia
Monaco Coach Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle engines and parts
100 Sumter
Parker Hannifin Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle gears; construction machinery; search and navigation systems
133 Sarasota
Precision Engine Products Corp.
200 Leon
Prime Automotive Inc.
3714 Automotive alternator and starter rebuilding services
750 Orange
Pylon Manufacturing Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle windshield wipers
150 Broward
Rally Manufacturing Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; carpet and rug mill; hardware
150 Miami-Dade
Rally Manufacturing Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; carpet and rug mill; hardware
150 Miami-Dade
Standard Motor Products Inc.
50 Orange
Steeda Autosports Inc.
3714 Automotive and truck aftermarket parts
60 Broward
Superchips Inc.
3714 Electronic computers
50 Seminole
Tomkins PLC
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; hardware; lighting equipment
Toucan Industries Inc.
3714 Automotive aftermarket parts
50 Broward
Trak Engineering Inc.
3714 Automatic fuel systems and time clocks
50 Leon
United Welding Services Inc.
Vector Products Inc.
250 Saint Johns
190 Taylor
95 Broward
Vector Products Inc.
95 Broward
Wolverine Advanced Materials
50 Lake
General Truck Equipment
3715 Truck equipment and trailers
Aircraft engines and parts; television broadcasting station; automotive parts and
3724
accessories
3799 Bus conversions
60 Duval
General Electric Co.
Parliament Coach Corp.
600 Lee
60 Pinellas
39: Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries
TNT Logistics North America
3999 Medium duty truck wheel and axle assembling
31
300 Duval
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Georgia (Sorted by SIC)
Specialty Yarn & Converting
2211 Hose yarns
90 Newton
Mary Ann Industries Inc.
2269 Needle punched fabrics
Apache Mills Inc.
2273 Automotive floor mats made of purchased wire
514 Gordon
Dorsett Industries LP
2273 Automobile floor coverings
100 Whitfield
Lyle Industries Inc.
2273 Molded floor covering, interior trim, floor mats
125 Whitfield
Quality Finishings of Georgia
2273 Carpet finishing
Racemark International LLC
2273 Carpet and rug mill; motor vehicle parts and accessories
2296 Tires for light trucks, SUVs and commercial vehicles
220 Walton
Milliken & Co.
2296 Air bags, some tire cording, performance related products
200 Troup
Propex Operating Co. LLC
2299 Backing for automotive carpets and other auto related applications
300 Catoosa
50 Carroll
50 Gordon
85 Gordon
Hollingsworth & Vose Co.
2621 Engine filtration papers, etc.
58 Pulaski
Hexion Specialty Chemicals Inc.
2821 Oil or alkyd vehicle or water thinned paints; plastics materials and resins
83 Appling
Hexion Specialty Chemicals Inc.
2821 Plastic products, paints
70 Clayton
Lehigh Technologies of Georgia
2822 Rubber powders for tires
80 DeKalb
AkzoNobel Coatings Inc.
2851 Oil or alkyd vehicle or water thinned paints
80 Gwinnett
28: Chemicals and Allied Products
Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions
3011 Tread rubber
129 Spalding
Continental Tire the Americas LLC
3011 Tire fabric
180 Lamar
Maxxis International USA
3011 Tires
Michelin Tread Technologies
3011 Pre-molded tire treads
100 Newton
Pirelli Tire LLC
3011 Automobile tires
175 Floyd
Preferred Rubber Compounding Corp.
3011 Tires & inner tubes
60 Haralson
Preferred Rubber Compounding Corp.
Toyo Tire USA Corp. Manufacturing and
Distribution
Beaver Manufacturing Co.
3011 Tires & inner tubes
75 Haralson
Freudenberg - NOK
3053 Rubber oil seals; motor vehicle parts and accessories
127 Troup
Freudenberg - NOK
3053 Oil seals and valve steam seals
450 White
Lexington Insulators
3053 Molded rubber components for automotive electrical systems
150 Pickens
Engineered Textile Products
3069 Rubber mats and matting; motor vehicle parts and accessories; carpet and rug
Pretty Products LLC
3069 Vulcanized rubber and vinyl floor mats
185 Troup
Textile Rubber & Chemical Co.
415 Whitfield
Pak-Lite Inc. (PLI)
3069 Latex carpet and rug backings for variety of industries including automotive
Foam products for the automotive industry; technical foam for medical products,
3069
sporting equipment, packaging, and personal care
3079 Plastic injection gear wheels
Plastic bottles for personal care, food, health care, household and automotive
3085
markets
3086 Automotive gaskets and parts, protective film applications
3M Company
3089 Automobile body plastic filler for aftermarket industry
200 Fulton
Continental Plastics Co.
3089 Large injection molded products including door panels, pillar sills, garnishes
High-precision engineered plastic products for the automotive, electronics, office
3089
automation, optical devices industry
3089 Disposable packaging, transportation components, recreational products
100 Forsyth
3089 Injection molded plastic auto parts, coolant bottles, ductwork, etc.
Custom injection molded components for the medical, agricultural, industrial and
3089
automotive industries
3089 Automotive interior parts, door trim
175 Morgan
Woodbridge Foam Corp.
IMS-Gear Inc.
Silgan Plastics Corp.
Enplas USA Inc.
EVCO Plastics
Flambeau Corp.
GMB Plastics Inc.
Hanil E-Hwa Co., Ltd.
72 Gwinnett
3011 Tires for light trucks, suvs and commercial vehicles
3052 Chemically treated industrial yarns
32
650 Bartow
87 Newton
63 Gordon
105 DeKalb
50 Hall
60 Gwinnett
75 Gwinnett
56 Cobb
60 Gordon
50 Forsyth
173 Troup
Company
Georgia (continued)
PIOLAX Corp.
Schoen Insulation Services Inc.
Thomson Plastics Inc.
Vernay Manufacturing Inc.
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
3089 Plastic and metal fasteners and precision strings for automotive industry
Plastic components for the medical, power generation, aerospace and military
3089
industries
Custom injection molded plastic products for the recreational, lawn and garden,
3089
automotive and consumer appliances industries
3089 Plastic valves
185 Cherokee
60 Cherokee
350 McDuffie
115 Spalding
Elan Technology Inc.
3231 Electronic glasses
Wheelabrator Group
3291 Shot blast cleaning equipment
Molded resinated cotton fiber automotive components, outer dashes, hoodliners,
3296
tunnel silencers, package trays and trunk parts
110 Troup
Bekaert Corp.
3315 Tire bead wire
210 Floyd
135 Hart
Kongsberg Automotive Inc.
3317 Motor vehicle fuel systems and parts
Standard and custom aluminum alloy products for aerospace, defense,
3354
automotive and commercial customers
3357 Nonferrous automotive wire and cable
Panduit Corp. of Georgia
3357 Electric wiring components
178 Forsyth
Rome Die Casting LLC
3363 Aluminum die casting for automotive industry
HP Pelzer Automotive Systems Inc.
50 Liberty
130 McDuffie
Vista Metals Corp (VRC)
50 Bartow
100 Emanuel
55 Floyd
Hoover Precision Products
Door and ignition locks, door handles for automobiles, zinc die-castings/injection
molds
3441 Chrome and stainless steel balls for automotive and aerospace industries
Swift Atlanta Inc.
3444 Custom precision sheet metal for telecommunications and electronics industries
63 Gwinnett
Dixien LLC
3465 Automotive stampings, outdoor power equipment components
80 Clayton
Dixien LLC
3465 Automotive stampings and injection molded products
65 Houston
DongWon Autopart Technology Georgia
Shiloh Industries Inc.
60 Jackson
DeKalb Tool & Die Inc. 3469 Automotive and commercial stampings; metalworking dies
50 DeKalb
Fanello Industries Inc.
3469 Stamped blanks for automotive, lawn and garden, HVAC industries
85 Franklin
Lippert Components Inc.
50 Ben Hill
Sanderson Industries Inc.
Precision metal stamping for automotive, medical and consumer electronics
3469
industries
Stamps metal for the trade, motor vehicle brake systems and parts, special dies
3469
& tools
Sanderson Industries Inc.
3469 Metal stamped automotive products
209 Fulton
Sewon America Inc.
3469 Stamped components and decorative trim
500 Troup
Die-Tech Industries Inc.
3470 Tools and dies for automotive industry
American BOA Inc.
3492 Flexible metal hoses for exhaust systems, thermal compensators, etc.
Peterson American Corp.
3495 Coiled and flat springs for power train, chassis and body applications
SAFA LLC
3496 Electric wires, ultra-fine magnet wire, insulated wire, wiring harnesses
150 Troup
Franklin Aluminum Co. Inc.
3499 Aluminum extrusions
Hydraulic, plate, diaphragm and centrifugal clutches, metal retainers, plastic
3499
retainers, stamped inner and outer rings and modular units
350 Heard
Steeda Autosports
3501 Automotive performance enhancements
100 Lowndes
Perkins Shibaura Engines LLC
3519 Internal combustion engines, other
100 Spalding
Hoover Precision Products Inc.
3562 Balls and rollers for bearing and automotive businesses
Koyo Bearings USA LLC
3562 Ball and roller bearings
140 Lumpkin
SKF USA Inc.
3562 Deep groove ball bearings
235 Hall
The Timken Co.
3562 Ball and roller bearings
313 Screven
HL-A Co. Ltd.
Oneda Corp.
Rome Tool & Die Co. Inc.
Nakanishi Manufacturing Corp.
3429
550 Haralson
96 Forsyth
100 Meriwether
54 Muscogee
135 Floyd
215 Fulton
90 Carroll
200 Forsyth
98 Clarke
127 Clarke
33
96 Forsyth
Company
SIC
Georgia (continued)
TD Automotive Compressor Georgia LLC
3563 Displacement compressors for the automotive industry
Peerless-Winsmith Inc.
3566 Speed changers and drives
Suhner Mfg. Corp.
198 Floyd
Thermo King Corp.
3568 Flexible shafts for automotive transmissions
Automotive electronics, resonators, capacitors, resistors, electronics and
3577
electronic parts
3585 Transport refrigeration equipment
WIKA Instrument Corp.
3589 Sensors for mobile hydraulic applications
500 Gwinnett
Murata Electronics North America
Product or Service
Employment County
305 Jackson
90 Hall
105 Cobb
250 Jefferson
Southern Switches Corp.
3613 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; switchgear and switchboard apparatus
50 Lumpkin
Piedmont Automotive Products
3643 Electric switches; motor vehicle parts and accessories; electrical equipment
75 Habersham
Panasonic Automotive Systems of America 3663 Car audio systems
100 Fayette
TDK Components USA Inc.
3674 Capacitors, electronic automotive components
130 Fayette
Exide Technologies
3691 Batteries for transportation industry and industrial uses
300 Fulton
SAFT America Inc.
3691 Automotive batteries
226 Lowndes
ELESYS North America Inc.
3694 Automotive electronic safety systems
125 Gwinnett
Superior Essex Inc.
3694 Electric cable, electronics, electric parts, seals
185 Fulton
Ford Motor Co/Parts Distribution Center
3711 Auto parts distribution
70 Henry
Horton Iron Works LLC
3711 Motor vehicles, passenger car bodies
50 Putnam
Hysco America Co.
3711 Steel supplier
50 Troup
Jefferson Southern Corp.
3711 Assembles motor vehicle chassis; stamped automotive products; metal stamping
Kia Motors Manufacturing GA (KMMG)
3711 Motor vehicles
3711 Motor vehicles, passenger car bodies
Shiroki North America Inc.
3711 Automotive bodies; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Blue Bird Corp.
3713 Truck and bus bodies
1,500 Peach
Kanpheide Truck & Equipment Co. LLC
3713 Truck and bus bodies
50 Lamar
Leggett & Platt Inc/Commercial Vehicle
50 Fulton
Supreme Corp.
3713 Truck & bus bodies
Motor vehicle truck bodies; general automotive repair services, refrigerated and
3713
dry bodies
3713 Ambulance bodies; motor vehicles and car bodies
Bosal Industries Georgia
3714 Exhaust systems and parts
DAEHAN Solution Georgia LLC
3714 NVH parts and interior components (vibration control insulation)
150 Harris
Decostar Industries
540 Carroll
Dexter Axle Co.
3714 Trailer axles
Eaton Corp.
128 Clarke
F & P Georgia Manufacturing Inc.
3714 Suspension related functional components
350 Floyd
Fab Tec Inc.
Gill Industries Inc.
130 Dade
Honda Precision Parts of Georgia LLC
450 Haralson
Johnson Controls
3714 Automotive seating
300 Harris
Kautex Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle windshield wiper systems
220 Franklin
Kyungshin
3714 Wiring harnesses
Leggett & Platt Inc.
300 Fulton
Lund International Inc.
3714 Ventvisors, hood shields, floor mats, automotive accessories
320 Gwinnett
Lund International Inc.
3714 Ventvisors, hood shields, floor mats, automotive accessories
80 Gwinnett
Mobis Alabama LLC
3714 Front-end modules, front-rolling chassis modules, rear-chassis modules
600 Troup
Neaton Rome Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle steering mechanisms; hardware
117 Floyd
Nisshinbo Automotive Mfg.
3714 Motor vehicle brake systems and parts
226 Newton
Nissin Brake Georgia Inc.
180 Walker
Morgan Corporation
200 Polk
3,000 Troup
50 Cobb
350 Whitfield
60 Bartow
300 Pike
70 Franklin
50 Jasper
50 Coffee
70 Troup
34
Company
SIC
Georgia (continued)
OTR Wheel Engineering Inc.
60 Floyd
Plastic Omnium
80 Gwinnett
PowerTech America
3714 6-speed automatic transmissions
240 Troup
Sejong Georgia LLC
3714 Muffler and exhaust systems
104 Troup
Tenneco Inc.
212 Hart
TRW Automotive
3714 Motor vehicle shock absorbers (ride control manufacturing)
Steel pipe and tubes; motor vehicle parts and accessories; sheet metal
3714
fabrication
3714 Braking and suspension products for the automotive industry
Unisia of Georgia Corp.
150 Walton
ZF Industries Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle transmissions
230 Hall
Cargo Craft Inc.
3715 Truck trailers
Great Dane LP
3715 Truck trailers; industrial trucks and tractors
Lark United Manufacturing Inc.
3715 Truck trailers
70 Coffee
Optima Industries LLC
3715 Truck trailers
55 Dodge
Pace American Inc.
3715 Truck trailers
270 Ben Hill
Club Car Inc.
3799 Golf carts, various off-road vehicles, electric on-road vehicles
950 Columbia
Cottrell Inc.
3799 Stacked vehicle transport trailers
300 Hall
E-Z-GO
3799 Golf carts, utility vehicles, industrial vehicles, commercial shuttles
Mr. Golf Carts Inc.
3799 Transportation equipment, other
Suzuki Mfg. of America Corp.
3799 All terrain vehicles
TI Automotive Systems
Product or Service
Employment County
200 Bartow
175 Hall
80 Coffee
125 Chatham
1,100 Richmond
80 Burke
180 Floyd
Fasteners, zippers, hook & loop, pull straps, iso-marker buttons, seat belt
buttons, plastic hardware
3965 Various fasteners, auto and other applications
790 Bibb
McNeilus Truck & Mfg.
5012 Assembles complete trucks and tractor trucks
150 Carroll
GLOVIS Georgia LLC
5013 Inventory management for Kia; logistics and supply chain
250 Troup
PAI Industries Inc.
5013 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; wholesales truck parts and accessories
150 Gwinnett
Robert Bosch Corp Distribution Center
Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corp. USA
Distribution Center
Eleison Composites LLC
5013 Motor vehicle parts and supplies
175 Fulton
5013 Motor vehicle supplies and parts
1,000 Coweta
YKK USA Inc.
YKK USA Inc.
3965
85 Cobb
5093 Recycler of composite material for the automotive industry
75 Pickens
51: Wholesale Trade Nondurable Goods
AkzoNobel Decorative Paints US
5198 Paints, varnishes and supplies
131 Hall
5511 Headquarters and distribution location
300 Fulton
300 Bolivar
55: Automotive Dealers
Porsche Cars North America Inc.
Mississippi (Sorted by SIC)
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Valspar Corp.
2851 Automotive paint finishes
90 Pearl River
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
3011 Steel belted radial tires
1,200 Lee
American National Molding
3089 Plastic injection moldings
Exide Technologies
3089 Plastic products manufacturing, motor vehicle parts/accessories
110 Rankin
85 Rankin
GCM Visteon LLC
3089 Plastic automotive parts
212 Madison
M-Tek Inc.
542 Madison
Toyota
3089 Interior and exterior plastic components
120 Panola
35
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Mississippi (continued)
Hood Cable Co.
3315 Wire products including automotive wiring harnesses and speaker wires
50 Jefferson Davis
Mississippi Tank & Mfg.
3443 Compressed gas tanks, transport trailers, pressure vessels and steel storage
140 Forrest
ThyssenKrupp Fabco (TKA Fabco)
3443 Welded automotive support panels and assemblies
130 Lee
Energy Conversion Systems
120 Montgomery
Tower Automotive Operations
3465 Automotive metal stampings
Stamped automotive products; automotive wiring harness sets; electrical
3465
equipment
3465 Stamped automotive products; motor vehicle body components and frames
Unipres USA Inc.
160 Scott
Visteon Corp.
250 Holmes
Grenada Manufacturing LLC
3469 Automotive access and equipment
175 Grenada
Systems Electro Coating
3471 Electrocoating services
50 Madison
Union Spring & Mfg.
3493 Automobile springs; metal forming machine tools
80 Pontotoc
Caterpillar Inc.
3499 Remanufactured diesel engine component parts
250 Prentiss
Screw Conveyor Corp.
3535 Screw conveyors and accessories and hydraulic truck dumpers
120 Montgomery
Hunter Engineering Co.
3549 Metalworking machinery; motor vehicle parts and accessories
180 Holmes
Hunter Engineering Co.
3559 Automotive wheel balancing equipment; printed circuit boards
175 Hinds
3564 Air filters; motor vehicle parts and accessories
200 Marshall
3585 Motor vehicle air conditioning; motor vehicle parts and accessories
340 Panola
BorgWarner
3592 Carburetors; motor vehicle fuel systems and parts
600 Yalobusha
Energy Conversion Systems
150 Rankin
110 Lauderdale
Hol-Mac Corp.
3593 Fluid power cylinders, hydraulic or pneumatic; automotive related machinery
Hydraulic pumps, hoists, agricultural spreaders, steel and aluminum dump truck
Warren Inc.
3594
pumps
173 Jasper
Luvata Grenada LLC
3621 Motors or generators; fabricated pipes and fittings; refrigeration and heating
250 Grenada
Craft-Co. Enterprises Inc.
150 Scott
Chahta Enterprise
3643 Automobile switches, wire harnesses and brush plate assemblies
Electrical and electronic assemblies for telecommunications and automotive
3679
industries
3694 Automotive wiring harness, engine electrical equipment
Delphi Corp.
500 Lauderdale
Interstate Industries of Mississippi
3694 Automotive electrical wiring harnesses and assemblies molded products
500 Attala
Multicraft International LP
3694 Automotive electrical equipment; engineering services
Lextron Corp.
130 Covington
120 Hinds
225 Jones
75 Rankin
4,000 Madison
Paccar Inc.
3711 Engine manufacturing facility
Toyota
500 Lowndes
Willie Goss Enterprises Inc.
3711 Assembles complete tow truck wreckers
60 Attala
Griffin Inc.
3713 Motor vehicle truck bodies; motor vehicles and car bodies; metal doors
70 Marshall
Heil Co.
3713 Dump truck bodies and hoists
190 Tishomingo
Auto Parts Manufacturing Mississippi
3714 Stamped parts, body weld parts and plastic parts
260 Panola
Casco Products Corp.
2,000 Union
50 Quitman
Caterpillar Inc.
Choctaw Enterprises
3714 Auto and electromechanical wiring harness assemblies
Delphi Corp.
Johnson Controls
3714 Automotive injection molded parts and metal stampings
Automotive electrical equipment and plastic power distribution system
3714
components
Martinrea Fabco Automotive Structures
3714 Metal parts and assemblies
Delphi Corp.
750 Alcorn
1,000 Neshoba
100 Jones
425 Lincoln
300 Madison
50 Lee
36
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Mississippi (continued)
Modine Mfg. Co.
3714 Motor vehicle radiators
200 Hinds
Moeller Products Co. Inc.
68 Washington
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; truck and bus bodies
120 DeSoto
R- Squared Aluminium LLC
3714 Motor vehicle manifolds
130 Rankin
Tbei Tishomingo Acquisition
200 Tishomingo
TCI Automotive Inc.
3714 Industrial and automobile racing torque converters and transmissions
125 Benton
Titan Tire Corp. of Natchez
295 Adams
Tower Automotive Operations
3714 Motor vehicle body components and frames; stamped automotive products
169 Madison
Toyota
3714 Seats, door panels and carpet
500 Itawamba
USUI International Corp.
3714 Automotive brake and fuel lines
Great Dane LP
3715 Truck trailers; motor vehicle parts and accessories
65 De Soto
900 Washington
38: Measuring, Analyzing and Controlling Instruments
Northrop Grumman Corp.
3812 Search and navigation systems; aircraft; computer integrated systems design
99 Jackson
Pioneer Inc.
5013 Engine sealant; auto parts packaging services
150 Lauderdale
North Carolina (Sorted by SIC)
TK Holdings Inc.
2221 Manmade automotive fabric; air-supported rubber structures
Viscotec Automotive Products
2221 Manmade automotive fabric
75 Guilford
350 Burke
Hickory Springs Manufacturing
2241 Woven webbing; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Mc Murray Fabrics Inc.
International Automotive Components
2257 Automotive, industrial and apparel knitted fabrics
Manmade, fiber and silk textile finishing plant; motor vehicle parts and
2262
accessories
2273 Auto interiors
120 Montgomery
2273 Auto interiors
675 Stanly
Guilford Mills Inc.
Mastercraft Fabrics LLC
2273 Automobile carpet and upholstery fabric and chenille yarn
2296 Steel tire cord
Highland Industries Inc.
2296 Fabric for reinforcing rubber tires; manmade automotive fabric
65 Guilford
150 Moore
900 Duplin
75 Montgomery
420 Randolph
60 Guilford
Chatham Borgstena Auto Textile
2399 Automotive seat covers
100 Surry
2531 Vehicle furniture
260 Cabarrus
Johnson Controls
2531 Automobile seats; dry and wet batteries; storage batteries
650 Forsyth
Syntec Inc.
2531 School bus seats
Johnson Controls
78 Guilford
Akzo Nobel Coatings Inc.
2851 Oil or alkyd vehicle or water thinned paints
BASF Corp.
2851 Industrial paints for auto industry
55 Guilford
119 Burke
SEM Products Inc.
2851 Interior automotive paint and accessories
LORD Corporation
2891 Adhesives and sealants
276 Wake
90 Mecklenburg
Camco Manufacturing Inc.
2899 Antifreeze compounds; motor vehicle parts and accessories; sheet metal fabric
160 Guilford
Radiator Specialty Co.
2899 Antifreeze compounds; wholesales hand tools; rubber automobile hose
55 Mecklenburg
South Atlantic Services Inc.
2899 Antifreeze, motor oil, agricultural chemicals, and plastic bottles
50 New Hanover
Bandag, Inc. (Bridgestone Firestone)
3011 Tread rubber
Bridgestone Firestone North America
3011 Passenger and light truck tires
Continental Tire North America Inc.
3011 Automotive tires
Continental Tire North America Inc.
3011 Passenger and truck tires
100 Granville
2,500 Wilson
350 Mecklenburg
1,800 Mecklenburg
37
Company
North Carolina (continued)
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
3011
300 Randolph
Camelback tread rubber for tire retreading; mechanical automotive rubber
products
3011 Tires
240 Cumberland
3011 Tire molds
170 Iredell
Michelin Aircraft Tire Co. LLC
Rubber hose; motor vehicle parts and accessories; mechanical power
3052
transmissions
3052 Rubber garden hose; motor vehicle parts and accessories; chemical products
500 Stanly
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
Gates Corp.
Radiator Specialty Co.
Steele Rubber Products Inc.
3052 Rubber automobile hose
Uchiyama America Inc.
3053 Automotive seals: rubber and metal
247 Ashe
200 Union
50 Catawba
125 Wayne
Cooper-Standard Automotive Inc.
3061 Mechanical automotive rubber products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
500 Wayne
GDX Automotive Inc.
3069 Rubber automotive seals
500 Rowan
Hexagon Polymers Compounding
3069 Rubber automotive products; adhesives and sealants
80 Iredell
Hibco Plastics Inc.
3086 Foamed plastic insulation and cushioning products
80 Yadkin
Lydall Thermal Acoustical Inc.
3086 Nonwoven textile goods specializing in automotive thermal acoustical products
68 Yadkin
Central Carolina Products Inc.
3089 Plastic automotive parts; machine shop
60 Alamance
Crawford & Crawford Composites
70 Lincoln
Mack Molding Co.
3089 Plastic automotive parts; carbon and graphite products; cellulosic manmade fiber
Custom blow molded parts for appliance, automotive, lawn and garden
3089
industries
3089 Injection moldings
150 Iredell
Molded Fiber Glass Co.
3089 Custom fiberglass products and truck parts
180 Burke
ETIMEX USA Inc.
53 Mecklenburg
PCC Airfoils LLC
3297
Castable nonclay refractories; motor vehicle parts and accessories; aircraft parts
and accessories
60 Lee
Sypris Technologies Kenton Inc.
3312 Rolled or forged axles made in steel mills; motor vehicle parts and accessories
250 Burke
Blue Ridge Metals Corp.
3316 Cold-rolled flat wire strip not made in hot-rolled mills; motor vehicle parts
150 Henderson
Citation Corp.
3321 Engine brackets, chassis, suspension components, heavy trucks
313 Montgomery
Spartanburg Steel Products Inc.
3321 Gray and ductile iron foundry; stamped automotive products; metal stampings
100 Scotland
Consolidated Metco Inc.
3354 Aluminum castings; aluminum die castings; motor vehicle fuel systems and parts
270 Union
120 Jackson
Horizon Tool Inc.
3423 Automotive specialty tools
60 Guilford
Amesbury Group, Inc. Textile Division
92 Iredell
Leonard Aluminum Utility
3442 Door parts, glass run lining
Standard or custom fabricated metal plated tanks; motor vehicle parts and
3443
accessories
Heat exchangers, condensers and components; aluminum die castings;
3443
automotive components
3448 Prefab metal bldgs, truck/bus bodies, plastic products, motor vehicle parts
Curtis Screw Co. Inc.
3451 Screw machine products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Highland Tank of North Carolina
SPX Corp.
140 Guilford
55 Mecklenburg
75 Surry
125 Mecklenburg
Roush & Yates Racing Engines
3462 Ferrous automotive forgings including crankshaft, engine and axle
55 Iredell
Roush & Yates Racing Engines
110 Iredell
Sumitomo Electric Esc Inc.
500 Iredell
GKN Driveline North America
3463 Nonferrous forgings; motor vehicle parts and accessories; metal stampings
615 Lee
Continental Teves Inc.
3465 Stamped metal automobile body parts; motor vehicle parts and accessories
400 Henderson
Red Valve Co. Inc.
3491 Automatic regulating and control valves
Stabilus
3493 Gas springs, controls
53 Gaston
Baumann Springs USA Inc.
3495 Compression and extension springs, wire retainers for auto wheel covers
400 Gaston
38
85 Mecklenburg
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
ASMO North Carolina Inc.
Blount Inc.
3519 Gasoline engines; motors or generators
Internal combustion engines parts and accessories; motor vehicle parts and
3519
accessories
Derricks; industrial trucks and tractors; truck bodies; conveyors and conveying
3531
equipment
3531 Self-propelled shovel loaders; fluid power pumps and motors
BRP US Inc.
3531 Marine related equipment; motor vehicle gears
100 Cherokee
NACCO Materials Handling Group
3537 Lift truck transmissions and axles
200 Pitt
AUTEC Inc.
3559 Auto related machinery; specialty cleaning products
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
Altec Industries Inc.
825 Iredell
250 Moore
300 Granville
75 Wake
62 Iredell
Standard Tools & Equipment Co.
3559 Automotive related machinery
The Timken Co.
3562 Bearings
320 Rutherford
Mestek Inc.
3564 Blowers and fans; automotive radiator repair shop; refrigeration and heating
350 Pitt
Fenner Inc.
ASMO Greenville of North Carolina
3568 Mechanical power transmission equipment; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Liquid automation machinery and equipment; industrial controls; packaging
3569
machinery
3594 Fluid power motors; motors or generators
Engine Systems Inc.
3599 Engines; provides engine rebuilding service and parts repair
Moore's Machine Co. of Chatham
3599 Automobile parts; machine shop: general, CNC, precision, contract
ABCO Automation Inc.
77 Guilford
50 New Hanover
82 Guilford
463 Pitt
70 Edgecombe
100 Chatham
Cooper Bussmann Inc.
3613 Automotive fuses, blocks and holders
ASMO Appalachian Inc.
3621 Electric motors
Patriot Performance Materials
3621 Industrial armatures; motor vehicle parts and accessories; engineering services
50 Wayne
160 Stokes
82 Lee
Rockwell Automation Inc.
3621 Motors and generators; ball and roller bearings
130 McDowell
Saia-Burgess Automotive Inc.
3621 Motors and generators
160 Wake
BorgWarner
3625 Design and supply of cooling systems for SUVs and trucks
550 Henderson
3625 Industrial control circuit relays; industrial trucks and tractors; switchgear
460 Orange
T.T. Electronics IRC
3676 Electronic resistors; motor vehicle parts and accessories; relays and instruments
150 Johnston
Tyco Electronics Corp.
3678 Automotive connectors
600 Guilford
Amphenol Corp.
3679 Precision metal stamping and insert molding
145 Forsyth
Cable Assembly LLC
3679 Non-insulated wire cable
70 Alamance
3679 Automobile solenoids, coil assemblies, circuit breakers, pressure switches
450 Cleveland
3694 Automotive electrical equipment; motor vehicle parts and accessories
600 Alamance
500 Person
Keihin Carolina System Tech
3694 Automotive electrical equipment; motor vehicle parts and accessories
468 Edgecombe
Halcore Group Inc.
Truck and bus bodies; motor vehicles and car bodies; industrial trucks and truck
bodies
Assembles complete buses and other large specialty vehicles; motor vehicle
3711
parts
Highline Performance Group
3711 Assembles complete automobiles including specialty vehicles
Daimler Trucks North America (Freightliner) 3711
DaimlerChrysler
3,000 Rowan
200 Guilford
175 Ashe
50 Iredell
JRM Team BGN LLC
Mack Trucks Inc.
3711 Heavy duty trucks
493 Guilford
Petty Enterprises II LLC
Thomas Built Buses (Daimler Trucks North
America)
A M Haire Body Co. Inc.
3711 Race car bodies and engines
220 Randolph
3713 Truck bodies and parts
A&A Truck & Auto Center Inc.
3713 Automobile wrecker and truck bodies
3711 Truck bodies and parts
52 Iredell
2,000 Guilford
115 Davidson
39
60 Mecklenburg
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
150 Swain
Godwin Manufacturing Co. Inc.
3713 Truck bodies
180 Harnett
Mickey Truck Bodies Inc.
3713 Beverage truck bodies; motor vehicles and car bodies; truck body shop
450 Guilford
Southco Industries Inc.
3713 Motor vehicle truck bodies; motor vehicles and car bodies; conveyors
130 Cleveland
Specialized Vehicles Corp.
3713 Beverage truck bodies
185 Beaufort
Trim Systems Operating Corp.
3713 Interior truck panels, laminated vinyl, quilted seat materials
240 Iredell
Volvo Group North America Inc.
3713 Specialty motor vehicle bodies; wholesales commercial vehicles
600 Guilford
Altra Industrial Motion Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts/accessories; iron/steel forgings
AP Exhaust Products Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle exhaust mufflers
80 Mecklenburg
300 Wayne
Arvinmeritor Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle filters
387 Cumberland
Arvinmeritor Inc.
3714 Large truck transmissions and clutches
380 Robeson
Arvinmeritor Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle axles
150 Rutherford
Atkinson International Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle air brakes
Automated Refuse Equipment Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle trailer hitches
65 Gaston
100 Mecklenburg
Automotive Motors of North Carolina
3714 Motor vehicle electrical equipment; motors or generators
310 Davidson
AW North Carolina Inc.
455 Durham
BorgWarner
3714 Turbochargers and dampers
800 Buncombe
BTR Sealing Systems
750 Rockingham
Carolina Forge Co. LLC
3714 Ball bearings, air bearings, bearing cups
150 Wilson
112 Lincoln
Cataler North America Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle exhaust systems and parts
Contech US LLC
83 Stanly
150 Buncombe
700 Burke
Daimler Trucks North America (Freightliner) 3714 Medium trucks
600 Gaston
Daimler Trucks North America (Freightliner) 3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; truck and bus bodies
Dana Corp.
Dill Air Controls Products LLC
3714 Tire valve cores
1,300 Gaston
350 Iredell
95 Granville
Earnhardt - Childress Racing
Eaton Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle clutches; mechanical power transmission equipment
99 Davidson
100 Cabarrus
Eaton Corp.
600 Cleveland
Eaton Corp.
3714 Tire valve cores
440 Person
FCC North Carolina LLC
3714 Motor vehicle clutches
185 Scotland
Fichtel & Sachs Industries Inc.
700 Gaston
Getrag Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle gears; iron or steel forgings
Motor vehicle brake systems and parts; mechanical power transmission
3714
equipment
300 Catawba
Haldex Inc.
Indian Head Industries Inc.
115 McDowell
230 Cherokee
Magneti Marelli Powertrain USA
3714 Motor vehicle fuel systems and parts; carburetors, pistons, piston rings
675 Lee
Meridian Automotive
100 Caldwell
Meridian Automotive
350 Rowan
Metaldyne Corp.
160 Guilford
Metaldyne Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; internal combustion engines
159 Pitt
Moore Equipment Co. Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle oil pumps; wholesales automobile service station equipment
NGK Ceramics USA Inc.
3714 Ceramic filters used in exhaust systems
NT Techno USA Corp.
3714 Transmission parts
50 Granville
3714 Motor vehicle auto steering mechanism hydraulic fluid power pumps
QTC Co.
3714 Motor vehicle windshield wiper systems
Rich Mount Inc.
50 Catawba
100 Iredell
40
350 Cleveland
83 Polk
120 Buncombe
Company
Rostra Precision Controls Inc.
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
130 Union
Southern Wipers
3714 Motor vehicle acceleration equipment; speed changers, drives and gears
Motor vehicle parts and accessories; process control instruments; machine tool
3714
instruments
3714 Motor vehicle windshield wipers; household furnishings
Stanadyne Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle engines and parts; retails automotive parts; pumps and pumping
364 Beaufort
Stanadyne Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle fuel systems and parts; plumbing fixtures; pumps and pumping
300 Onslow
3714 Automobile oxygen sensors
Schrader-Bridgeport International
150 Scotland
58 Buncombe
54 Wilson
Wix Filtration Corp. LLC
120 Gaston
Wix Filtration Corp. LLC
300 Gaston
Xceldyne Technologies LLC
Blimps; aircraft parts and equipment; industrial trucks and tractors; measuring
3721
instruments
3799 Off-road automobiles
115 Davidson
TCOM LP
American Growler Inc.
60 Pasquotank
60 Moore
Aplix, Inc.
3965 Fasteners, automotive industry
292 Mecklenburg
5531 Splash guard, instrument panel, seat, door trim, etc.
150 Gaston
2221 Industrial, automotive and household synthetic fabrics
350 Anderson
55: Automotive Dealers
Aksys USA Inc.
South Carolina (Sorted by SIC)
La France Industries
Reeves Brothers Inc.
2221 Engineered fabrics and textile processing for automotive uses
300 Spartanburg
Rug Barn Inc.
130 Abbeville
2221 Manmade broadwoven fabric mill; motor vehicle air cleaners
Broadwoven wool fabric mill; motor vehicle parts and accessories; manmade
2231
fibers
2273 Motor vehicle parts/accessories
Milliken & Co.
2273 Textile fiber carpets; motor vehicle parts and accessories; nonwoven fabric
Milliken & Co.
185 Abbeville
550 Greenville
50 Greenville
Kawashima Textile USA Inc.
2399 Automobile seat covers
80 Kershaw
US Autoseat Covers LLC
2399 Automobile seat covers; motor vehicle parts and accessories
50 Anderson
2531 Molded automotive foam seats
75 Greenville
Fehrer of South Carolina LLC
Sonoco
2631 Molded plastic components for automotive, various paper products
2,000 Darlington
Solutia Inc.
2824 Performance alloys for the automotive industry
Lanxess Corp.
2865 Textile and paper dyes, automotive pigments, organic and rubber chemicals
Atotech USA Inc.
2899 Printed circuit board, plating
750 Greenwood
1,000 Berkeley
130 York
3011 Passenger and light truck tires
800 Aiken
3011 Tread rubber for auto tires
220 Spartanburg
Invista SARL
385 Fairfield
3011 Automobile tires; synthetic rubber
1,200 Greenville
72 Anderson
1,500 Lexington
3011 Automobile tires and retread
100 Spartanburg
Gates Corp.
3052 Power transmission products
300 Berkeley
Mark IV Industries Inc.
3052 Plastic v-belts; motor vehicle parts and accessories
170 Colleton
3061 Mechanical automotive rubber products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
160 Spartanburg
Datwyler Rubber & Plastic Inc.
3061 Automobile industry precision molded rubber components
160 Marion
41
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
South Carolina (continued)
Soliant LLC
3081 Automotive plastic paint film
80 Lancaster
CH Industries Inc.
3089 Injection molded plastic products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
415 Pickens
Faurecia Interior Systems USA
3089 Plastic injection molding and automotive interior trim
800 Laurens
Friedrichs & Rath Inc.
3089 Finished injection molded plastic products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
100 Anderson
Fukoku America Inc.
3089 Plastic products for auto industry
100 Laurens
Inergy Automotive Systems LLC
3089 Blow molded plastic products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
277 Anderson
Lear Corp.
225 Spartanburg
Mack Molding Co.
3089 Injection moldings
185 Spartanburg
Mikron Corp.
3089 Plastic products mfg motor vehicle parts mfg iron/steel forgings
50 Anderson
Morton Custom Plastics Inc.
3089 Plastic injection molded lawnmower and automotive parts
241 Calhoun
Wilbert Inc.
3089 Injection molded plastic products; motor vehicle parts and accessories
241 Calhoun
Lang-Mekra North America LLC
3231 Motor vehicle mirrors
Magna Donnelly Corp.
3231 Outside mirrors, automotive glass, etc.
278 Fairfield
50 Spartanburg
3312 Steel
Aluminum sheet and strip; motor vehicle parts and accessories; extruded
3353
aluminum
80 Berkeley
Nucor Berkeley
Kaiser Aluminum Fabricated
120 Greenwood
Hansen International Inc.
Hose clamps and couplings; motor vehicle parts and accessories; rubber and
plastic
3429 Motor vehicle hardware; motor vehicle parts and accessories
120 Lexington
Plastech Exterior Systems Inc.
3429 Plastic interior and exterior automotive trim
220 Fairfield
Modine Mfg. Co.
160 Richland
Midwest Stamping Inc.
3443 Heat exchangers, condensers and components; heating equipment and supplies
Stamped automotive products; motor vehicles and car bodies; motor vehicle
3465
parts
185 Sumter
Spartanburg Automotive Steel
3465 Automotive stampings and assembling services
618 Spartanburg
Fluid Routing Solutions Inc.
Drive Automotive Industries of America
3429
Emitec Inc.
3469 Metal stampings; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Fisher Barton South Carolina
3469 Automotive components, heat treating, welding
Diversified Coating Systems
3479 Automotive paints
US Engine Valve
3494 Engine valves
375 Pickens
500 Greenville
63 Laurens
120 Greenville
60 Greenville
285 Oconee
Cummins Inc.
3519 Internal combustion engines;motor vehicle parts and accessories; carburetors
Caterpillar Inc.
3531 Construction machinery; motor vehicle parts and accessories; bolts, nuts, rivets
Oilmen's Equipment
3537 Industrial trucks and tractors
1,250 Charleston
135 Sumter
75 Spartanburg
Rieter Corp.
3552 Textile machinery; motor vehicle parts and accessories
50 Aiken
LSP Automotive Systems LLC
3559 Stampings and automotive maintenance equipment
50 Union
Koyo Corp of USA
3562 Automotive ball bearings
150 Richland
The Timken Co.
3562 Ball and roller bearings; metal stampings; motor vehicle parts
540 Anderson
The Timken Co.
3562 Bearings
520 Cherokee
The Timken Co.
3562 Bearings
285 Oconee
The Timken Co.
3562 Bearings
500 Union
WABCO Compressor Mfg.
3563 Air compressors for braking systems
80 Charleston
American Metric Corp.
3568 Metric power transmission parts, products and machinery
60 Laurens
INA USA Corp.
3568 Automotive and industrial bearings
300 York
SKF USA Inc.
3568 Automotive bearing hubs
265 Aiken
Bellwright Industries Inc.
3599 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; metal cutting and polishing lathes
135 Berkeley
J&J Services
3599 Machine shop, metal fabricating, welding services
42
50 Greenville
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Wix Filtration Corp LLC
3599 Internal combustion engine oil filters; motor vehicle parts and accessories
366 Dillon
Eaton Corp.
3625 Motor controls and accessories; motor vehicle engines and parts
Hella Inc.
3625 Various lighting/lamps
140 Charleston
50 York
Enersys
3691 Lead acid storage batteries; wholesales electrical apparatus and equipment
445 Sumter
Johnson Controls
3691 Storage batteries; motor vehicle parts and accessories
300 Oconee
Alternator Exchange
3694 Automotive alternators
Internal combustion engine harness wiring sets; motor vehicle parts and
3694
accessories
3694 Diesel fuel injectors
180 Greenville
500 Berkeley
Prettl Electric Corp.
Siemens
75 Spartanburg
95 Richland
American Lafrance LLC
BMW Manufacturing Co. LLC
Carolina Mancor Inc.
3711 Assembles motor vehicle chassis
4,500 Spartanburg
Electric Street Rod
3711 Assembles complete automobiles including specialty
Freightliner Custom Chassis
3711 Assembles complete highway use truck tractors
Honda Motor Company
JBE Inc.
3711 Assembles complete automobiles including specialty
Road Rescue Inc.
3711 Auto assembly
Salem Preferred Partners LLC
3711 Assembles motor vehicle chassis
Custom metal fabricating, metal stamping and truck parts; powder coating
3713
services
3713 Dump truck beds
Anderson Metals Inc.
Ox Bodies Inc.
165 Kershaw
99 Greenville
900 Cherokee
1,750 Florence
85 Darlington
200 Marion
A. Berger Inc.
3714 Precision turned parts
Alfmeier Corp.
70 Dorchester
177 Greenwood
125 Marlboro
50 Spartanburg
127 Greenville
AMBAC International Corp.
American Eagle Wheel Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; extruded aluminum products
320 York
65 Richland
Arvinmeritor Inc.
180 Clarendon
Arvinmeritor Inc.
3714 Automotive motion control components
820 Marion
Arvinmeritor Inc.
330 York
Associated Fuel Pump Systems
3714 Motor vehicle fuel pumps; pumps and pumping equipment
350 Anderson
Avm Industries LLC
300 Marion
Behr Heat Transfer Systems Inc.
3714 Radiators and radiator shells and cores
700 Charleston
BorgWarner
200 Oconee
Caterpillar Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle transmissions; mechanical power transmission equipment
300 Dorchester
Champion Laboratories Inc.
300 York
Cummins Inc.
450 Charleston
DAA Draexlmaier Automotive
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; retails automotive parts
341 Spartanburg
DaimlerChrysler
3714 Sprinter van assembly
180 Charleston
Dana Corp.
100 Orangeburg
DBW Fiber Corp.
61 Dorchester
Edscha Inc.
3714 Automotive parts and accessories
50 Greenville
Emcon Technologies
3714 Automotive exhaust systems
250 Spartanburg
Getrag Precision Gear Co. LLC
3714 Motor vehicle gears
242 Charleston
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; mechanical power transmission equipment
200 Richland
Grammer Industries Inc.
3714 Interior leather trim
Griffin Thermal Products Inc.
150 Anderson
GSP North America Co. Inc.
135 Spartanburg
73 Anderson
43
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Hendrickson USA LLC
242 Kershaw
Holset Engineering Co. Inc.
160 Charleston
210 Spartanburg
Intier Automotive
100 Spartanburg
100 Greenville
JTEKT Automotive
Kaydon Corp.
3714 Bearings, power transmission equipment
55 Sumter
KS Gleitlager USA Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle bearings; non investment cast steel bushings; metal washers
97 Greenville
3714 Metal and plastic automotive parts
McKechnie Vehicle Components
3714 Motor vehicle wheels and parts; fabricates pipes and fittings; hardware
50 Greenwood
120 Newberry
Musashi South Carolina Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle transmissions; iron or steel forgings
160 Marlboro
Newman Technology South
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; motorcycle accessories
140 Aiken
3714 Gaskets, seals, washers, spliced ring and long length extrusions
125 Spartanburg
PBR Columbia LLC
200 Lexington
155 Darlington
Pierburg Inc.
Motor vehicle water pumps; street car starting equipment; automotive
3714
alternators
Plastic Omnium
327 Anderson
Perfection Hy-Test Co. Inc.
89 Greenville
Recticel North America Inc.
3714 Adhesive transfer tape, cloth tape, vinyl tape, dashboard skins
Regal-Beloit Corp.
3714 High performance automobile transmissions, rings and pinions
215 Pickens
59 Greenville
Reliance Electric Co.
3714 Motor vehicle power transmission equipment; electric motors
600 Greenville
Robert Bosch LLC
3714 Control instruments
2,000 Anderson
Robert Bosch LLC
3714 Diesel and gasoline fuel injector products and ABS brake systems
2,000 Dorchester
Rotorion North America LLC
3714 Motor vehicle drive shafts
250 Charleston
Safety Components Fabric Techs
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; manmade broadwoven fabric
350 Greenville
Safety Components Fabric Techs
385 Greenville
Seeber USA LLP
3714 Injection molded plastic automotive parts
330 Spartanburg
South Carolina Yutaka Technologies
300 Kershaw
SPX Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle filters; blowers and fans; wholesales industrial filters
100 Kershaw
100 Greenville
Stankiewicz International Corp.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; acoustical engineers; mineral wool
300 Spartanburg
Takata Restraint Systems Inc.
3714 Automobile air bags
200 Chesterfield
Teleflex Inc.
3714 Aluminum and stainless steel automobile wheel covers
250 Newberry
Tenneco Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle shock absorbers
ThyssenKrupp Presta SteerTec USA LLC
3714 Steering components
100 Charleston
54 Anderson
Transaxle Mfg. of America
100 York
Trucast Inc.
3714 Wheels for turbo chargers
112 Newberry
Versch Lock Mfg. Co. Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; metal stampings; hardware
200 Richland
Woodward Governor Co.
3714 Auto and aircraft parts, etc.
Yanagawa of South Carolina Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle wheel rims
250 Clarendon
97 Greenville
ZF Industries Inc.
200 Lancaster
ZF Industries Inc.
260 Spartanburg
Westinghouse Air Brake Techs
3743 Railway air and vacuum brakes; motor vehicle parts and accessories
100 Spartanburg
87: Engineering, Accounting, Research, Management and Related Services
Michelin Americas Research
8731 Provides research and development services specializing in tires
44
900 Greenville
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Tennessee (Sorted by SIC)
Bce Investment Co. Inc.
Cotton slip cover fabric; motor vehicle parts and accessories; manmade auto
fabric
2221 Manmade auto fabric; motor vehicle parts and accessories; truck and bus bodies
Collins & Aikman
2273 Automobile floor coverings
433 Robertson
Viam LP
2273 Aircraft and automobile floor coverings
135 Coffee
Allison Corp.
2211
62 Fayette
50 Davidson
Avantech Manufacturing LLC
2396 Auto fabric trimmings
126 Maury
180 Madison
ARJ Manufacturing LLC
2531 Foam auto seat cushions and absorbing pads
150 Dickson
Johnson Controls
300 Maury
Johnson Controls
700 McMinn
Johnson Controls
657 Rutherford
Kongsberg Automotive Inc.
2531 Institutional furniture; motor vehicle parts and accessories
320 Gibson
Lear Corp.
400 Hamblen
National Seating Co.
2531 Truck and bus seats
740 Monroe
Shortbark Industries LLC
2531 Automotive seating
250 Monroe
Vintec Co.
2531 Vehicle furniture
243 Rutherford
28: Petroleum Refining and Related Industries
Spectrum Lubricants Corp.
2992 Lubricating oils
200 McNairy
Ace Products Inc.
3011 Semi-pneumatic tires and plastic wheel centers
200 Cocke
3011 Tires and rubber related products
250 Davidson
3011 Tires and inner tubes
76 Davidson
3011 Passenger, light truck, truck and bus tires
3011 Truck and bus tires
745 Warren
164 Unicoi
Specialty Tires of America Inc.
3011 Specialty tires for farming, mining and heavy equipment
Tennessee Wheel & Rubber Co.
3011 Industrial wheels for materials handling industry
Dana Corp.
3053 Gaskets, packing and sealing devices; motor vehicle parts and accessories
1,800 Rutherford
90 Davidson
250 Carroll
Freudenberg - NOK
3053 Gaskets; wholesales new motor vehicle parts and supplies
130 Cocke
Microporous Products LP
3061 Mechanical automotive rubber products; plate metal fabricator
145 Sullivan
3069 Brake linings for automotive industry
157 Bradley
Hutchinson Sealing Systems Inc.
3069 Rubber automotive products; gaskets, packing and sealing devices; conveyors
140 Hawkins
Johnson Controls
3069 Foam rubber automotive seat cushions
350 Giles
PML Inc.
3069 Rubber automotive products; rubber products for mechanical use
200 Henry
Tennessee DTR Inc.
3069 Automotive rubber anti-vibration parts
70 Claiborne
Tennessee DTR Inc.
3069 Rubber medical sundries; rubber automobile hose
400 Greene
Siegel-Robert Inc.
3083 Laminated plastics; motor vehicle parts and accessories; glass products
625 Lauderdale
ABC Group Fuel Systems Inc.
299 Sumner
Bates Acquisition LLC
3089 Auto parts and synthetic rubber products
800 Perry
Baxter Enterprises
3089 Trunk sills, trunk lid centers, d-pillars, top shoulders
141 Franklin
C & S Plastics LLC
3089 Automotive plastic
Collins & Aikman
3089 Automotive plastic injection molded products
Injection molded plastic products; automotive, lawnmower parts, athletic
3089
equipment
3089 Processed plastics; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Diversatech Plastics Group LLC
Eaton Inoac Co.
50 Lincoln
45
240 Davidson
70 Franklin
185 Overton
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Tennessee (continued)
JTEKT Automotive
M-Tek Inc.
780 Monroe
1,317 Coffee
375 Williamson
Siegel-Robert Inc.
3089 Plastic automotive parts; motor vehicle parts and accessories; plating services
250 Dyer
Automotive Components Holdings
3211 Flat glass; motor vehicle parts and accessories
950 Davidson
Vitro America Inc.
3211 Flat and automotive glass
150 Shelby
Carlex Glass Co.
3231 Automotive windows
350 Monroe
Delbar Products Inc.
3231 Motor vehicle mirrors; injection molded plastic products
175 Cumberland
3231 Motor vehicle mirrors
300 Cumberland
3231 Rearview truck mirrors
100 Putnam
3231 Automotive window assemblies and hardware
110 Lawrence
Industrial Converting Co. Inc.
3299 Ceramic fiber; motor vehicle parts and accessories; tools, dies, jigs
65 Davidson
3315 Automotive control and stranded cables and power steering silencers
150 Robertson
3317 Steel pipe and tubes; motor vehicle parts and accessories
120 Greene
Howmet Corp.
3324 Ferrous commercial investment castings; motor vehicle parts and accessories
400 Hamblen
AFL Wire Products
3351 Copper rolling and drawing; motor vehicle parts and accessories
52 Davidson
Hydro Aluminum North America
3354 Extruded or drawn aluminum tube; motor vehicle parts and accessories
80 Lincoln
Intermet Corp.
3363 Aluminum die castings; automobile lighting fixture parts
150 Giles
Huf North America Automotive
3364 Zinc die-cast products; motor vehicle parts and accessories; injection molding
125 Greene
Doodleco Inc.
3429 Marine hardware; motor vehicle parts and accessories; truck and bus bodies
Hurd Corp.
3429 Locks, carburetors and gasoline engines
65 Davidson
1,123 Greene
Suburban Mfg. Co.
3433 Vehicle and RV hot water gas heaters
450 Rhea
Suburban Mfg. Co.
3433 Vehicle and RV hot water gas heaters
450 Rhea
Modine Mfg. Co.
3443 Heat exchangers; motor vehicle parts and accessories
200 Anderson
Modine Mfg. Co.
3443 Heat exchangers, condensers and components; motor vehicle radiators
200 Lawrence
Quality Industries Inc.
3444 Sheet metal fabricator; stamped automotive products; metal stampings
620 Rutherford
425 Van Buren
Textron Fastening Systems Inc.
3452 Fasteners, automotive ball studs and cold formed specialty parts
Ansei America Inc.
Aristocrat Stamping & Mfg.
50 Jackson
150 Knox
Chroma Graphics Inc.
3465 Stamped metal auto moldings or trim
MPI International Inc.
3465 Stamped automotive products; die sets for metal stamping presses
50 Blount
100 Greene
Profile Metal Forming Inc.
3465 Stamped metal automobile hub caps; metal stampings
SFI of Tennessee LLC
3465 Stamped automotive products; miscellaneous metalwork
240 Shelby
50 Carroll
Shiloh Industries Inc.
398 Dickson
Unipres USA Inc.
600 Sumner
VR Volunteer Inc.
175 Coffee
Yorozu Automotive Tennessee
3465 Stamped metal automobile moldings or trim
Southtech LLC
3469 Stamped metal automobile license tags
Tennessee Stampings LLC
3469 Metal stampings; stamped automotive products
1,000 Warren
250 Wilson
90 Sumner
Tennessee Stampings Pulaski
3469 Metal stampings; stamped automotive products
50 Giles
Advanced Plating Inc.
3471 Electro and nickel plating services
50 Davidson
Siegel-Robert Inc.
3471 Plating and polishing service; motor vehicle parts and accessories
AAA Coatings Inc.
3479 Automotive part coating services
Intex Enterprises LLC
3479 Automotive parts painting services
160 Anderson
MetoKote Corp.
3479 Automotive protective coating services
100 Wilson
46
475 Lauderdale
70 Dekalb
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
APCOM
3491 Automatic control valves
Drain-All Inc.
3491 Automatic control valves
275 Williamson
50 Blount
Numatics Inc.
3491 Automatic control valves; fluid power cylinders and actuators
70 Maury
Ripley Industries Inc.
3496 Wire mesh; blowers and fans; rubber automotive products
73 McNairy
Manufacturers Industrial Group
3499 Metal automotive seat frames; institutional furniture
900 Henderson
Toyo Seat USA
3499 Automotive seat frames
168 Grundy
Cummins Inc.
3519 Internal combustion engines; wholesales new motor vehicle parts and supplies
800 Shelby
MTD Products Inc.
3524 Residential hand or power lawnmowers; motor vehicle frames
650 Weakley
Roadtec Inc.
3531 Bituminous planers; motor vehicles and car bodies
275 Hamilton
Angus Industries Inc.
3537 Industrial truck and tractor cabs; truck and bus bodies; motor vehicle hoods
200 Greene
Paccar Inc.
3537 Heavy duty trucks
1,100 Davidson
Industrial Converting Co. Inc.
3544 Tools and dies and automotive parts; die cutting service
3544 Industrial molds; motor vehicle parts and accessories; hardware
300 Obion
110 Loudon
Seco-Carboloy Inc.
3544 Automotive tooling
Hackett Precision Co. Inc.
International Steel Solutions
65 Davidson
56 Davidson
120 Giles
Matix Corp.
3559 Automotive parts and machinery
90 Campbell
Matix Corp.
90 Campbell
Fleetgaurd International Corp.
3564 Blowers and fans; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Alemite LLC
3569 Auto lubrication equipment, oil pumps, grease guns and fittings
Calsonic North America Inc.
3585 Motor vehicle air conditioning; motor vehicle parts and accessories
OOZX USA Inc.
3592 Engine valves; motor vehicle parts and accessories
Eaglepicher Inc.
3594 Automotive transmission oil pumps
Cummins Inc.
3599 Rebuilt semi truck engines and generators and repair services
Dana Corp.
3599 Gaskets, composite cam cover systems, air ducts, power train plastic parts
Grooms Engines-Parts-Machining
3599 Automotive engine rebuilding services
1,100 Putnam
250 Washington
1,000 Bedford
55 Knox
101 Coffee
50 Hamilton
650 Henry
65 Davidson
Desa LLC
225 Coffee
300 Rutherford
Tecumseh Products Co.
450 Henry
Federal-Mogul Corp.
3647 Motor vehicle lighting fixtures; motor vehicle brake systems and parts
330 White
BTL Industries Inc.
3679 Magnetic cores; switchgear and switchboard apparatus; motors or generators
120 Greene
Exide Technologies
3692 Flooded batteries
80 Sullivan
Denso Manufacturing
3694 Automotive alternators; motor vehicle electrical equipment
Denso Manufacturing
3694 Engine electrical equipment; motor vehicle parts
630 McMinn
Flexible Whips of Tennessee
3694 Wiring harnesses and steel lighting whips
115 Cheatham
LSI Marcole Inc.
3694 Wiring harnesses
Automotive electrical equipment; motor vehicle parts and accessories;
3694
stampings
Matsuo Industries USA Inc.
2,200 Blount
90 Coffee
180 Jefferson
ARC Automotive Inc.
3711 Motor vehicles and car bodies; motor vehicle parts and accessories
650 Knox
100 Giles
Giles County Rescue Squad
3711 Assembles complete fire department vehicles
Martinrea Automotive Systems
3711 Motor vehicle chassis assembly
3711 Headquarters location, Nissan North America
2,500 Davidson
6,000 Rutherford
3711 Automobile assembly
Phoenix U S A Inc.
3711 Truck and tractor truck assembly
Volkswagen
97 Maury
58 Putnam
2,000 Hamilton
47
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
3713
220 McMinn
Idleaire Technologies Corp.
Truck and bus bodies; motor vehicle parts and accessories; plate metal
fabrication
3713 Specialty motor vehicle bodies; refrigeration and heating equipment
542 Knox
Miller Industries Inc.
3713 Automobile wrecker truck bodies
325 Hamilton
Rogers Mfg. Co. Inc.
3713 Truck bodies and recycling vehicle bodies
100 Davidson
Heil Co.
Arvinmeritor Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle shock absorbers
460 Giles
ArvinMeritor Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; truck and bus bodies; iron or steel forgings
200 Hamblen
300 Coffee
640 Marshall
CEI Co. Ltd.
3714 Electronic auto products for HVAC
258 Robertson
Collins & Aikman
3714 Automotive plastic injection molded parts; interior door panels, instrument panels
900 McMinn
Commercial Vehicle Group Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; motor vehicle mirrors
200 Monroe
Competition Cams Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle camshafts
180 Shelby
Contech Castings LLC
3714 Aluminum shock towers
150 Montgomery
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; fabricates pipes and fittings
450 Hawkins
Crotty Corp.
3714 Automotive sunvisors
396 Clay
Crotty Corp.
3714 Automotive sunvisors
350 Jackson
Cummins Inc.
70 Davidson
Cummins Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle filters; air filters
80 Putnam
DACCO Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; wholesales automotive supplies and parts
475 Putnam
Dana Corp.
120 Gibson
Dana Corp.
350 Smith
DBM Technologies LLC
3714 Plastic products used for automotive climate control systems
Motor vehicle parts and accessories; wholesales new motor vehicle parts and
3714
service
3714 Motor vehicle parts/accessories mfg hardware
480 Bledsoe
200 Gibson
600 Lawrence
DSS Prodiesel Partners LLC
75 Sumner
65 Davidson
200 Smith
Durakon Industries Inc.
150 Anderson
Eagle Bend Mfg. Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; stamped automotive products
600 Anderson
Exedy America Corp.
303 Knox
Ezon Inc.
3714 Automotive chemicals and distributes automotive parts
60 Shelby
Federal-Mogul Corp.
600 DeKalb
Fisher & Co.
3714 Automotive seat tracks and recliners
600 Perry
644 Perry
Fisher & Co.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; retails automotive parts
Fleetheet LLC
3714 Motor vehicle heaters; refrigeration and heating equipment
Flex Technologies Inc.
3714 Seatbelt retractors, plastic connectors, hood and door releases
Flex Technologies Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle vacuum brakes; electrical equipment for engines
Gabriel Ride Control Products
60 Robertson
100 Macon
70 Sumner
100 Williamson
Ganton Technologies LLC
138 Giles
Garner Automotive Electrical
3714 Rebuilds automotive alternators and starters
150 Henderson
Genuine Parts Co.
3714 Truck parts specializing in brake shoes
108 Shelby
Hennessy Industries Inc.
326 Rutherford
Hutchinson FTS Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle air conditioner parts; refrigeration and heating equipment
420 Overton
Hypertech Inc.
Imperial Group LP
3714 Motor vehicle bumpers
160 Sumner
Insight Equity Acquisition
100 Robertson
Jacobs & Associate Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts/ accessories
48
63 Shelby
68 Scott
Company
SIC
Product or Service
Employment County
Johnson Controls
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; institutional furniture
Jost International Corp.
630 Henderson
90 Greene
JTEKT Automotive
3714 Motor vehicle power steering equipment
545 Hamblen
Kantus Corp.
640 Marshall
325 Knox
Key Safety Restraint Systems
3714 Motor vehicle steering systems and components; hardware
Lorro Inc.
3714 Auto parts
Lunati Cams Inc.
3714 Automotive engine parts: cams, crankshafts, pistons and rods
50 Coffee
Lunati Cams Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle camshafts; nonferrous rolling and drawing; carburetors, pistons
Magneti Marelli North America
3714 Automotive shock absorbers
1,300 Shelby
400 Shelby
54 Sullivan
Mahle Filter Systems North America
Mahle Metal
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; carburetors, pistons, piston rings
Maremont Exhaust Products Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle exhaust systems and parts; wholesales automotive exhaust system
390 Rutherford
1,300 Hamblen
250 Loudon
Martinrea Fabco Automotive
450 Robertson
Nemak USA Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle cylinder heads
427 Dickson
3714 Powertrain assembly, engines
100 Franklin
P B R Knoxville LLC
465 Knox
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; fluid power pumps and motors
400 Greene
Perfect Equipment Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; retails auto and home supplies
Perfect Equipment Inc.
50 Rutherford
175 Rutherford
PH Publishing LLC
3714 Motor vehicle exhaust mufflers
95 McNairy
Proliance International Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle radiators; wholesales new motor vehicle parts and supplies
60 Shelby
Pro-Tech Industries Inc.
3714 Automotive aluminum accessories: tool boxes, fenders and cab guards
80 Rutherford
Reitter & Schefenacker USA LP
3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories; glass products; vehicular lighting equipment
200 McNairy
Rhythm North America Corp.
145 DeKalb
Robert Bosch LLC
450 Montgomery
Robert Bosch LLC
3714 Motor vehicle brake drums; truck and bus bodies
400 Sumner
Robert Bosch LLC
382 Washington
Saar Gummi Tennessee LLC
3714 Automotive body seals
190 Giles
Salga Plastics Inc.
83 Sumner
SL America Corp.
110 Anderson
Superior Industries International
3714 Aluminum wheels
400 Washington
Tenneco Inc.
243 Dekalb
Tennessee TBDN Co.
500 Madison
TKA Corp.
3714 Custom injection molded plastic automotive parts
80 Franklin
Tower Automotive Products Co.
3714 Automotive structural components
474 Gibson
TRW Automotive Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle gears; iron or steel forgings
800 Hawkins
TRW Automotive Inc.
3714 Automobile air bags
550 Putnam
TRW Automotive Inc.
3714 Automotive valves
280 Sevier
TRW Automotive Inc.
3714 Motor vehicle steering mechanisms; fluid power pumps and motors
650 Wilson
USI Inc.
130 Blount
Wise Industries Inc.
130 Davidson
Worthington Precision Metals
120 Williamson
Kiefer Built LLC
3715 Truck trailers
Ebbtide Corp.
3732 Fiberglass boats; automotive body, paint and interior repair and maintenance
175 Dickson
50 Hancock
Giles Industries of Tazewell
3799 Recreational vehicles
100 Claiborne
5013 Automotive supplies
50 Hamblen
BOS Automotive Products Inc.
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