Georgia: Gov. Kemp: MEC Plans Approximately 140 New Jobs in Thomson

~ Mayville Engineering Company plans to invest about $26 million to establish a metal fabrication facility in Thomson, creating approximately 140 jobs over the next several years, Gov. Brian Kemp announced.

MEC will renovate an existing building at 1048 Superior Way. Facility upgrades and equipment investments will be phased in, with hiring expected to begin in 2026.

The company plans to recruit for positions in operations, skilled trades, management, administration, technical work, maintenance and quality control. Job seekers can find information at mecinc.com/our-company/careers.

Founded in 1945, MEC provides services including prototyping, production fabrication, coating and assembly. It serves industries such as commercial vehicles, data centers, construction, agriculture and powersports.

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MEC President and CEO Jag Reddy said Georgia's workforce and economic development support made it an ideal location for the company's newest facility. He said the investment will expand MEC's manufacturing network and the company expects to hire locally.

Kemp said the project would support Georgia's manufacturing supply chain and bring jobs to the region. Local officials also welcomed the investment, citing its potential to create career opportunities and strengthen McDuffie County's industrial base.

The Georgia Department of Economic Development worked on the project with the McDuffie County Development Authority and Georgia Quick Start.

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