MEC to invest $26m in New Georgia’s metal fabrication facility, adding 140 jobs
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Mayville Engineering Company (MEC) plans to invest around $26 million in a metal fabrication facility. The facility is in Thomson, Georgia, USA. The project is expected to create about 140 jobs. MEC also provides aluminum extrusion services.
MEC will renovate the existing building at 1048 Superior Way in Thomson for the facility. The renovation and equipment work will take place over the next few years.
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The company will hire staff for management, administration, technical work, operations, maintenance, and quality control.
MEC President and CEO Jag Reddy said, “As we continue to grow, so does our need for talented people, and we look forward to hiring locally in McDuffie County for roles across operations, skilled trades, and management as we invest in the Thomson facility.”
He also said the new facility will strengthen the company’s manufacturing network and increase its capacity to serve customers.
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The McDuffie County Development Authority and Georgia Quick Start are working with MEC on the project. Adela Kelley, a senior project manager, is representing the Georgia Department of Economic Development.
MEC was founded in 1945. Its services include aluminum extrusion, coating, assembly, and aftermarket support. The company serves the commercial vehicle, data center, and construction industries.
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