Auto Labor Costs Report. How Ohio Ranks Against Regional and Southern Auto States

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1 Auto Labor Costs Report How Ranks Against Regional and Southern Auto States

2 In the automotive industry, states with competitive labor costs and experienced workforces to attract and retain auto companies will rise above the rest. The Cleveland Plus region is built upon hard work and a drive to succeed at all costs. With affordable labor costs and an exceptional talent pool, is the state that can drive your auto operations forward. Need to Know Automotive Trends Northeast s auto employment is projected to grow 19% by 2024, opposed to U.S. auto employment that is projected to decline by 3%. s automotive GRP is projected to grow 79% by 2024, 19% faster than the rest of the U.S. by the Numbers boasts the second largest auto manufacturing workforce in the U.S. s employee cost is 10% lower than the national average for the top 10 auto-industry occupations in the country. 26,000 workers who are specifically trained in motor vehicles, parts and body manufacturing sectors. s Workforce has a talented labor force of nearly 2 million people who have training and deep experience in a wide range of disciplines. The state s workforce is a byproduct of the state s university system, which includes: 14 public universities 24 branch campuses 23 community colleges More than 120 adult education centers and training programs 2

3 vs Michigan s Strengths - Lower Labor Costs, More Automotive Experts continues to be the best place for auto companies like Ford to grow because of lower labor costs and a thriving, talented workforce that is expected to continue growing. " Michigan Industrial Production Managers $39.67 $82,523 11,439 $48.34 $100,543 10,725 Industrial Engineers $36.17 $75,229 12,184 $38.14 $79,323 21,648 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks $14.15 $29,441 35,822 $14.91 $31,003 19,806 $25.66 $53,375 28,196 $27.51 $57,215 26,677 Team Assemblers $15.11 $31,419 61,838 $15.88 $33, ,352 $17.34 $36,059 12,877 $16.25 $33,792 11,419 Operators, and Tenders, $15.02 $31,244 16,668 $15.40 $32,023 16,817 Machinists $19.27 $40,083 27,316 $18.76 $39,019 27,428 Setters, Operators, and Tenders, $13.34 $27,739 13,097 $13.21 $27,475 12,335 Tenders, $16.03 $33,347 13,045 $16.68 $34,690 5,298 Tool and Die Makers $23.72 $49,342 9,300 $25.33 $52,683 11,874 $16.87 $35,082 27,092 $15.34 $31,906 26,916 Average Wage $19.04 $39, ,874 $20.21 $42, ,294 6% lower median hourly and annual labor costs 6% more first-line supervisors of production and operating workers 7% more industrial project managers 3

4 vs Kentucky s Strengths Lower Labor Costs, Significantly More Automotive Experts " Kentucky Industrial Production Managers $39.67 $82,523 11,439 $39.96 $83,115 3,633 Industrial Engineers $36.17 $75,229 12,184 $36.98 $76,910 4,125 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks $14.15 $29,441 35,822 $14.52 $30,208 9,113 $25.66 $53,375 28,196 $25.38 $52,798 11,262 Team Assemblers $15.11 $31,419 61,838 $16.65 $34,622 37,621 $17.34 $36,059 12,877 $16.08 $33,455 1,619 Operators, and Tenders, $15.02 $31,244 16,668 $17.64 $36,695 6,456 Machinists $19.27 $40,083 27,316 $20.60 $42,838 6,950 Setters, Operators, and Tenders, $13.34 $27,739 13,097 $14.88 $30,944 2,795 Tenders, $16.03 $33,347 13,045 $16.79 $34,914 1,740 Tool and Die Makers $23.72 $49,342 9,300 $25.22 $52,457 1,872 $16.87 $35,082 27,092 $16.43 $34,184 11,391 Average Wage $19.04 $39, ,874 $19.60 $40,768 98, % larger workforce in 195% more industrial engineers 3% lower median hourly and annual labor costs s booming automotive workforce and affordable labor costs make it a more viable expansion option for auto companies than southern states like Kentucky. 4

5 The Cleveland Plus region boasts lower labor costs overall, as well as a significantly larger workforce trained in all aspects of the auto industry. vs Alabama s Strengths Lower Labor Costs, Significantly Greater Automotive Experts " Alabama Industrial Production Managers $39.67 $82,523 11,439 $44.27 $92,086 2,734 Industrial Engineers $36.17 $75,229 12,184 $39.47 $82,094 4,305 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks $14.15 $29,441 35,822 $13.68 $28,450 8,260 $25.66 $53,375 28,196 $25.13 $52,266 12,888 Team Assemblers $15.11 $31,419 61,838 $15.74 $32,743 34,215 $17.34 $36,059 12,877 $16.61 $34,548 1,940 Operators, and Tenders, $15.02 $31,244 16,668 $14.06 $29,245 5,077 Machinists $19.27 $40,083 27,316 $18.49 $38,454 6,937 Setters, Operators, and Tenders, $13.34 $27,739 13,097 $13.43 $27,933 1,649 Tenders, $16.03 $33,347 13,045 $14.96 $31,109 3,487 Tool and Die Makers $23.72 $49,342 9,300 $22.22 $46,220 1,002 $16.87 $35,082 27,092 $14.72 $30,615 10,221 Average Wage $19.04 $39, ,874 $18.84 $39,179 92, % larger workforce in 10% lower labor costs for industrial production managers 8% lower labor costs for industrial engineers 5

6 vs Texas s Strengths Lower Labor Costs and Texas have large, talented workforces to help develop and expand auto operations successfully. The key difference that makes the Cleveland Plus region stand out is more affordable labor costs that help drive further business growth. " Texas Industrial Production Managers $39.67 $82,523 11,439 $48.29 $100,450 11,775 Industrial Engineers $36.17 $75,229 12,184 $45.26 $94,147 15,778 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks $14.15 $29,441 35,822 $13.38 $27,823 59,450 $25.66 $53,375 28,196 $29.27 $60,888 46,701 Team Assemblers $15.11 $31,419 61,838 $12.34 $25,665 63,642 $17.34 $36,059 12,877 $17.33 $36,043 11,251 Operators, and Tenders, $15.02 $31,244 16,668 $13.69 $28,483 13,491 Machinists $19.27 $40,083 27,316 $19.04 $39,595 32,705 Setters, Operators, and Tenders, $13.34 $27,739 13,097 $12.75 $26,527 6,421 Tenders, $16.03 $33,347 13,045 $15.67 $32,596 6,076 Tool and Die Makers $23.72 $49,342 9,300 $21.44 $44,587 1,997 $16.87 $35,082 27,092 $16.75 $34,838 45,239 Average Wage $19.04 $39, ,874 $19.79 $41, ,527 4% lower median hourly and annual labor costs 18% lower labor costs for industrial production managers 12% lower labor costs for first-line supervisors of production and operating workers 6