Advanced Manufacturing in Missouri

Advanced Manufacturing in Missouri

2 Advanced Manufacturing in Missouri Missouri is a center for advanced manufacturing excellence, supported by a cost competitive, pro-business and innovative environment, exceptional talent, extensive training programs, access to raw materials, and a globally connected infrastructure. Missouri is a world leader in aerospace and automotive manufacturing, and exports more than $7.2 billion in advanced manufacturing products to more than 190 countries every year. Aerospace Manufacturing The U.S. is the world s largest aerospace producer, and Missouri has a rich history in aviation, especially military aviation. From Charles Lindbergh, to the Mercury space program, to the latest in aerospace innovation by Boeing, Missouri has led the way in every aspect of aviation for nearly 100 years. Today, more than 14,000 of Missouri s highly trained workforce builds the F-22, F/A-18, EA-18, F-15 fighter jets at Boeing s Defense, Space and Security facilities, along with composite parts for the 777X and a huge array of military ordinance. Statewide, Missouri is home to 100 aerospace manufacturing companies. Automotive Manufacturing Across the state, Missouri talent drives automotive manufacturing into the future with significant production from Ford and GM. Missouri s automotive manufacturing plants are strategically located on the North American Automotive Alley that stretches from Toronto to Mexico City, and Missouri s Kansas City area is the second largest automotive trade hub behind Detroit, according to Brookings. In 2017, Missouri produced more than 756,000 vehicles at the Ford and GM plants, advanced military jets for the US and allied militaries, and much more.

3 Missouri Advanced Manufacturing Companies Largest manufacturing employers in Missouri 1 2 3 Advanced manufacturing company 4 5 6 Maryville 59 71 169 29 Kansas City St. Joseph 35 49 Joplin 7 136 65 160 24 44 Kirksville 36 63 61 Moberly 2 Mexico Marshall 40 70 Columbia 4 3 Warrensburg Sedalia 6 Jefferson City 1 5 50 65 49 54 Fort Leonard Wood Farmington Lebanon 160 55 67 St. Louis Cape Girardeau 9 Springfield West Plains ( Poplar Bluff 7 8 9 10 8 10 61 60 62 Sikeston Kennett 57

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6 Recent Projects 3M (Springfield) expanded its footprint in Springfield through a $40 million investment to its facility, where it produces industrial adhesives and tapes for the aerospace industry and other heavy industrial customers around the world. 3M expects its expansion to result in the creation of approximately 90 full-time positions. Advanced Drainage Systems (Harrisonville) expanded with a new 65,000 sq. ft. facility, which produces polyethylene and polypropylene pipe. The expansion represented $9 million in capital investment and added more than 75 new jobs in the region. Aerofil Technology Inc. (HQ Sullivan), an industry leader in Lean aerosol and liquid contract packaging, announced the completion of their new high-speed aerosol production line in 2016. The expansion added 100 new jobs to the region. Altec Industries Inc. (St. Joseph), a provider of products and services to the electric utility, telecommunications, tree care, lights and signs, and contractor markets, announced plans to expand near St. Joseph, Missouri, in 2017. The expansion represented $80 million in capital investment and was expected to create more than 100 new jobs. Automated Technology Company (Joplin), a startup that works in building automation, expanded in 2017, adding 130 new jobs to the region. Boeing (St. Louis), a world leader in advanced manufacturing, opened its facility for manufacturing composite parts for its new 777X commercial jetliner. The expansion is expected to add around 700 new jobs in production, engineering and support by the early 2020s. Hartmann US (Rolla), a manufacturer of sustainablymade, molded-fiber egg cartons for the U.S. market, announced its expansion in 2016. The expansion represented $30 million in capital investment, and added 50 new jobs to the state. JCI Industries Inc. (HQ Lee s Summit), a supplier of industrial pumps, motors and other equipment, announced plans to expand in 2016. The expansion represented $3.1 million in capital investment and created 31 new jobs in the region. Groundbreaking for Hartmann US in Rolla, Missouri

7 JRI Holdings (HQ Springfield), a manufacturer of aqueous industrial cleaning systems that are shipped worldwide, broke ground on a $5.6 million expansion in 2016, creating more than 13 new jobs in the region. MiTek (St. Louis), the world leader in supplying software, products and services to the building components industry, expanded with a new facility in 2016. The expansion represented $32 million in capital investment and created 160 new jobs. Multivac (Kansas City), a global leader in packaging solutions for food, medical, consumer and industrial products, underwent a $6.9 million expansion of its U.S. headquarters in 2016. The expansion created more than 50 new jobs. NICE Rail Products (St. Louis), a veteran owned and operated manufacturer of composite railroad ties, announced its expansion in Missouri in 2018. The expansion is expected to create 82 new jobs in the region. Nucor (Sedalia), the largest producer of steel in the United States, invested $250 million to build a steel bar micro-mill in 2017. The expansion is expected to create more than 250 new jobs. Reckitt Benckiser (St. Charles), a global leader in the manufacture of home, hygiene and health products, completed two expansions in 2016 totaling more than $31 million in capital investment, and creating more than 450 new jobs. Serioplast US (St. Louis), the largest Italian supplier and a leader throughout Europe in the production of customized, rigid plastic bottle packaging for the largest multinational brands in the mass consumer goods markets, expanded in 2017. The expansion represented $10.4 million in capital investment, and created 70 new jobs. Seyer Industries (St. Peters), a manufacturer of higherlevel assemblies for the aerospace and maritime industries, announced its expansion in Missouri in 2017. The 70,000 sq. ft. expansion represents more than $25 million in investment and is expected to add 125 new jobs to the region. Spartan Light Metal Products (Hannibal and Mexico), an advanced manufacturer of custom die cast aluminum and magnesium products for the automotive and consumer products markets, announced plans to expand with a new manufacturing facility in Mexico, Missouri, in 2018. The expansion is expected to add more than 100 new jobs to the region over the coming years. Trans-Lux (St. Louis), a manufacturer of digital scoreboards, announced plans to reshore more than 90 jobs from China to a new 66,000 sq. ft. facility in St. Louis. The company planned to create more than 90 new jobs at the plant. White River Marine Group (HQ Springfield), the boat manufacturing division of Bass Pro Shops, plans to reopen its Bolivar plant after closing it nine years ago. The company plans to hire 130 workers within the first year of operation. Announcing Nucor s new facility in Sedalia, Missouri.

8 Advanced Manufacturing Talent & Education In Missouri Access to skilled labor means higher productivity, higher quality of product, and higher profits for Missouri companies. With a workforce of more than three million, Missouri has a tremendous resource for growing businesses. Manufacturing employs more than 263,000 Missourians in nearly 6,500 establishments, making up 9.6% of the state s total employment (BLS, 2016). Missouri understands that an educated and trained workforce is essential to success in aerospace manufacturing. As a result, Missouri offers traditional and non-traditional training options for workers and companies in advanced manufacturing with academic institutions statewide granting degrees in engineering related around the state supporting collaboration with industry leaders such as Boeing. Manufacturing degrees and certificates in Missouri Colleges offering precision production Associate s degree or certificate programs: Crowder College (Neosho) East Central College (Union) Jefferson College (Hillsboro) Metropolitan Community College (Kansas City) Mineral Area College (Park Hills) Missouri Southern State University (Joplin) Moberly Area Community College North Central Missouri College (Trenton) Ozarks Technical Community College (Springfield) Ranken Technical College (St. Louis and Perryville) Saint Louis Community College St. Charles Community College State Fair Community College (Sedalia) State Technical College of Missouri (Linn) Vatterott College (Kansas City, Joplin, and St. Louis) Employment in manufacturing Source: BLS, 2016 Neb. 96,882 Kan. 160,301 Okla. 128,678 Iowa 213,752 Mo. 263,314 Ark. 154,774 Ill. 573,439 Tenn. 342,572 Ky. 248,061 Colleges offering advanced manufacturing related engineering or engineering technology degrees: Brown Mackie College (St. Louis) Columbia College Crowder College (Neosho) DeVry University (Kansas City) East Central College (Union) Jefferson College (Hillsboro) Lincoln University (Jefferson City) Maryville University (St. Louis) Metropolitan Community College (Kansas City) Mineral Area College (Park Hills) Missouri Southern State University (Joplin) Missouri State University (Springfield and West Plains) Missouri University of Science and Technology (Rolla) Missouri Western State University (St. Joseph) Moberly Area Community College North Central Missouri College (Trenton) Northwest Missouri State University (Maryville) Ozarks Technical Community College (Springfield) Park University (Parkville) Pinnacle Career Institute (Kansas City) Ranken Technical College (St. Louis) Rockhurst University (Kansas City)

9 Saint Louis Community College Saint Louis University Southeast Missouri State University (Cape Girardeau) St. Charles Community College State Fair Community College (Sedalia) State Technical College of Missouri (Linn) Three Rivers College (Poplar Bluff) University of Central Missouri University of Missouri (Columbia) University of Missouri-Kansas City University of Missouri-St. Louis (joint program with Washington University in St. Louis) Vatterott College (Kansas City, Joplin, St. Louis and St. Charles) Washington University in St. Louis Aviation Institute of Maintenance (Kansas City) offers an Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) program. The Aerospace Institute at St. Louis Community College works with adults and high school students to grow a ready workforce for entry-level technician jobs in partnership with regional aerospace companies. MT1 Certification, endorsed by the National Association of Manufacturers and included in its National Skills Certification System, is available through Kansas City area schools including the Kansas City Public School system and Missouri Western State University. The State Technical College of Missouri offers hands-on training in airframes and powerplants. The University of Central Missouri offers degrees in Aviation Management, Aviation Maintenance Management and Professional Pilot. Training conducted by current and former B-2 and A-10 pilots based at Whiteman AFB. Knowledge centers for advanced manufacturing The Alliance for Collaborative Research in Alternative Fuels Technology (All-Craft) is a partnership led by the University of Missouri at Columbia in collaboration with MRIGlobal and others from across the state. The alliance is focused on low-pressure, high-capacity storage technologies for natural gas and hydrogen used in transportation. The Emerson Center for Engineering Manufacturing at St. Louis Community College is a 31,000 square foot facility featuring state-of-the-art tooling and equipment, including 14,000 square feet of laboratory space and classrooms. The Center has laboratories for manufacturing, materials, quality assurance, civil engineering, electrical/electronic, CAD and design and skilled trades. As part of their work, the Emerson Center joined with St. Louis Community College s Workforce Solutions Group to form a joint venture with Boeing to develop

10 customized pre-employment training program, providing 408 hours of instruction in aircraft assembly techniques, work instructions, teamwork, interview skills and resume writing. There have been more than 372 assembly mechanics recruited and trained through this program to date. The Industrial Assessment Center at the University of Missouri-Columbia offers energy, productivity and waste assessments to qualified small-to-medium sized manufacturing companies. The Institute of Materials Science & Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis integrates and leverages the full potential of interdisciplinary materials research by bringing together more than 50 faculty and student researchers from engineering, the physical and natural sciences, and the medical school. The Missouri State University Center for Applied Science and Engineering (CASE) at the Jordan Valley Innovation Center in Springfield develops and supports advanced materials research in carbon based electronics and devices, materials research and characterization, various MEMS sensors and systems fabrication. Centers at Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T): The Center for Intelligent Maintenance Systems provides an opportunity for cooperative research between Missouri S&T researchers and industrial partners bridging the gap in monitoring/diagnostic/prognostic tools for industrial application. The center has collaborated with such industrial partners as Caterpillar, Chevron, Honeywell and Boeing. The Intelligent Systems Center performs basic and applied research to address technology issues of intelligent systems for manufacturing and energy applications. The Materials Research Center conducts research in fundamental science and applied engineering, including the development, evaluation, application and understanding of metals, polymers, biomaterials, electronic materials and composites. Missouri S&T worked with Boeing to create the Center for Aerospace Manufacturing Technologies, supporting the aerospace supply chain. Other resources Missouri Enterprise provides manufacturing, engineering and business optimization services for Missouri companies.

11 Occupation Information for Advanced Manufacturing Code Occupation title Missouri Employment Missouri median hourly wage U.S. median hourly wage 00-0000 All Occupations 2,757,850 $16.46 $17.81 17-2141 Mechanical Engineers 3,420 $38.15 $40.48 17-3027 Mechanical Engineering Technicians 710 $20.53 $26.19 51-0000 Production Occupations 197,140 $15.69 $15.93 51-1011 First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 12,690 $25.78 $27.78 51-2031 Engine and Other Machine Assemblers 990 $17.71 $19.81 51-2041 Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters N/A $17.72 $18.14 51-2091 Fiberglass Laminators and Fabricators 430 $13.32 $14.84 51-2092 Team Assemblers 23,380 $16.41 $14.45 51-2099 Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other 5,000 $13.30 $13.73 51-4011 Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic 4,570 $16.85 $18.21 51-4021 Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 2,330 $14.95 $16.29 51-4032 Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 230 $15.27 $17.50 51-4034 Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 610 $19.09 $18.50 51-4041 Machinists 6,500 $19.67 $20.05 51-4071 Foundry Mold and Coremakers 220 $15.93 $16.73 51-4081 Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 2,450 $15.81 $16.51 51-4121 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 8,120 $17.52 $18.94 51-4122 Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 1,030 $15.76 $17.78 51-4191 Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 250 $16.78 $17.88 51-9022 Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand $11.61 $13.81 Source: BLS (May 2016 estimates) Missouri s top advanced manufacturing sectors by employment Source: BLS, 2016 Aerospace product and parts Plastic products Architectural and structural metals HVAC and refrigeration equipment Motor vehicle parts Motor vehicle 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000

12 North America s Logistics Center Missouri knows logistics, and can get your product to the global market quickly and efficiently. We are the nations rail, river and road crossroads, and a booming epicenter of commerce. We can get your goods anywhere in the world via our international airports, extensive river barge infrastructure, or any of the US Class 1 railroads. Missouri is home to the confluence of the two largest rivers in North America, the Missouri and Mississippi, and is home to the most northern ice free port on the Mississippi with unrestricted access to the Gulf of Mexico. Missouri s central and connected location Railroad lines: BNSF Railway Canadian National Railway Canadian Pacific Railway CSX Transportation Kansas City Southern Railway Norfolk Southern Railway Union Pacific Railroad Port 600 mile radius 1,200 mile radius Minneapolis - St. Paul Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Columbus Denver Nashville Charlotte Atlanta Memphis Dallas Austin Houston San Antonio Oklahoma City Missouri s central location allows companies to reach more than 50% of the continental U.S. within one-day s drive, and most of the rest within two. 96% of Missouri s population lives within 15 miles of a 4-lane divided highway. CNBC ranked Missouri s infrastructure 11th best in the US in 2017.

13 Missouri s Transportation Network Railroad lines: BNSF CN CP CSX KCS NS UP Ports Airports 29 35 72 70 64 49 44 55 57

14 Missouri Reduces Your Risk and Your Costs Missouri provides you with a solid business foundation, financial and otherwise. In Missouri, taxes and business costs don t eat up all of your company s profits. PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS Income tax allocation SALES/USE TAX EXEMPTIONS An important tax advantage for Missouri businesses is the amount of income considered taxable as only income earned in Missouri is taxed. Two allocation options are offered for calculating this income: (1) the three-factor formula, based on sales, property and payroll or (2) the single-factor formula, based only on sales. Missouri is one of only two states to allow companies to annually select the income allocation formula that results in lower corporate income tax liability. In addition, it is important to note that Missouri has not adopted worldwide or nationwide unitary tax assessment in computing multinational corporate income tax liability. Tax exemptions for manufacturers Manufacturers locating in Missouri enjoy numerous tax advantages, including: Sales/use tax exemption on machinery and equipment used to establish a new or expand an existing facility Property tax exemption for inventories State sales tax & local use tax exemption on energy purchases Our services Missouri is also committed to your growth. We are ready to work with you, statewide, to make the journey from the initial site search to the day you open for business see reduced risk, no pain, and efficient progress through first-class support and site selection assistance. Our team is ready to work with you and provide a concierge service as you consider where your next expansion will be. Benefits like our low business and labor costs, reliable and inexpensive energy, aggressive and performancebased incentives and a statewide commitment to attracting companies and investment, make Missouri a place where your company can come to grow and thrive. Whether it s in six weeks, six months, or six years, we are an expert resource to support you when the time is right to look at Missouri. Certified Sites Missouri s Certified Sites Program also reduces your risk by ensuring there has already been a comprehensive review of items including the availability of utilities, site access, environmental concerns, land use conformance, and potential site development costs. Having a site certified reduces the risk associated with development of particular sites by providing up front and consistent information. Additionally, Missouri s 50+ years of a AAA bond rating is representative of our solid financial acumen and stable financial foundations. Missouri has more than 60 rail served sites of 50+ acres or more and 141 industrial facilities with more than 50,000+ square feet (LocationOne as of 1/19/18). ONE OF THE BEST TRACK RECORDS IN THE U.S. FOR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

15 Steve Johnson, CEO 314-596-6084, steve@missouripartnership.com Steve joined Missouri Partnership in early 2015, having led regional economic development efforts in both St. Louis and Kansas City over the past 30+ years. Steve directs the Partnership s marketing and business recruitment teams, working in close cooperation with the Missouri Department of Economic Development and the Hawthorn Foundation. Subash Alias, SVP 314-308-1990, subash@missouripartnership.com Subash focuses on business recruitment activities including lead generation and project management across multiple industry sectors, with an emphasis on aerospace and financial services, to bring jobs and investment to Missouri. He works primarily out of our St. Louis office. Deborah Price, VP of Business Recruitment & General Counsel 314-605-1362, deborah@missouripartnership.com Focusing mostly in domestic markets as well as South America and Israel, Deborah is generating, cultivating and closing opportunities with companies across multiple industry sectors, including agtech and health innovation. As General Counsel, Deborah serves as the Partnership s senior attorney responsible for advising the CEO on legal issues involving organizational operations, contractual and statutory compliance and overall risk management. She is based in our St. Louis office. Dennis Pruitt, CEcD, VP of International Business Recruitment 314-954-0522, dennis@missouripartnership.com Based in our St. Louis office, Dennis works across multiple industry sectors, including energy and food solutions. He primarily targets companies in Europe, Asia, and Canada to bring new jobs and investment into Missouri. 120 South Central Ave, Suite 1535, St. Louis, Missouri 63105 1501 Burlington St, Suite B-4, North Kansas City, Missouri 64116 missouripartnership.com Updated February 2018