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INDUSTRY PROFILEManufacturingfor Arapahoe & Douglas CountiesColorado WIOA Central Planning Region

January 2016

MANUFACTURING Manufacturing is vital to a strong Colorado economy, and has great growth potential. Colorado manufacturers are highly innovative and use advanced processes to serve diverse sectors across the Colorado economy - from electronics and consumer products to clean energy systems, aerospace vehicles and medical devices.

Manufacturing leaders in the state are also global leaders in advanced materials, as well as food manufacturing and beverage processing.

Momentum is building in Colorado around the opportunities for innovation and the creation of highly-skilled, high paying jobs in advanced manufacturing.

The industry is diverse and geographically disbursed across the state, with over 5,900 manufacturing firms, more than 120,000 employees, and $16.3 billion in annual economic output. Global shifts in the manufacturing landscape are putting Colorado at the forefront of bringing advanced manufacturing back to the United States. Colorado is focused on job creation in manufacturing through focused recruitment of new manufacturers and the identification of business-to-business opportunities for existing manufacturers.Courtesy of Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade

Colorado ranks fourth in employment concentration

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Top Employment Concentrations by County

County 2015 JobsAverage Worker

Earnings

Denver County, CO 82,714 $63,159 1.15

Arapahoe County, CO 50,618 $61,396 1.06

Adams County, CO 38,296 $50,586 1.26

Jefferson County, CO 34,188 $58,938 0.94

Boulder County, CO 26,907 $61,095 1.00

Larimer County, CO 22,147 $48,317 0.97

Douglas County, CO 16,190 $66,375 0.94

Broomfield County, CO 6,241 $68,909 1.15

Clear Creek County, CO 418 $59,078 0.78

Gilpin County, CO 250 $57,427 0.38

National Location Quotient

Employment Concentrations

Source: EMSI 2015.3 – QCEW Employees, Non-QCEW Employees, and Self-Employed Class of Worker

This map show where the highest concentration of employment are in the manufacturing sector, by county, within the metro Denver area.

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MANUFACTURING This table shows employment within metro Denver in the top 20 occupations in the sector. Regional wage ranges and the median wage are shown, with yellowed cells indicating where wage offers may have to fall to attract and retain qualified candidates based on labor supply (applicants per job opening).

Description

Industrial Machinery Mechanics

Secretaries & Admin Assistants, Except Legal, Medical & Executive

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers & Weighers

Welders, Cutters, Solderers & Brazers

Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators

Shipping, Receiving & Traffic Clerks

Team Assemblers

General & Operations Managers

Customer Service Representatives

First-Line Supervisors of Production & Operating Workers

SOCCode

49-9041

43-6014

Packing & Filling Machine Operators & Tenders51-9111

51-9061

51-4121

53-7051

43-5071

51-2092

51-2092

43-4051

Helpers--Production Workers51-9198

51-1011

3,078

35,604

5,158

2,523

2,371

4,209

5,924

3,750

23,750

27,300

3,135

2,523

Average Wage

$25.78

$18.46

$15.76

$20.31

$19.24

$16.43

$16.14

$13.94

$64.88

$17.16

$29.68

$12.88

176

1,103

87

110

100

115

212

155

913

1,530

76

95

72

509

86

117

120

141

280

208

1,302

5,154

257

616

ApplicantsPer Job

Openings

0.41

0.46

0.99

1.06

1.20

1.23

1.32

1.34

1.43

3.37

3.38

6.47

MedianWage

$25.93

$18.04

$11.63

$18.90

$18.43

$16.17

$14.74

$13.08

$54.42

$16.09

$28.22

$12.03

10th Percentile

Wage

$14.38

$11.59

$8.79

$10.01

$12.57

$10.78

$10.23

$8.69

$25.63

25thPercentile

Wage

$19.45

$14.35

$9.85

$14.24

$15.84

$12.97

$12.40

$10.33

$36.46

75thPercentile

Wage

$31.53

$22.42

$20.09

$25.43

$21.90

$19.37

$18.94

$16.31

$85.10

$20.18

$35.41

$15.56

90thPercentile

Wage

Accountants & Auditors13-2011 23,667 $37.311,175 148 0.13 $34.34 $20.77 $25.97 $44.97 $57.10

$36.79

$26.71

Laborers & Freight, Stock & Material Movers, Hand53-7062 19,269 $13.56987 615 0.62 $12.08 $8.81 $9.96 $15.84 $20.69

Sales Reps, Wholesale & Manufacturing, Except Technical & Scientific Products

41-4012 19,803 $34.46610 358 0.59 $27.83 $13.86 $19.22 $43.04 $61.90

Printing Press Operators51-5112 1,375 $17.8824 16 0.66 $17.60 $9.26 $13.80 $21.77 $26.62

Mechanical Engineers17-2141 4,164 $42.58226 205 0.91 $39.73 $25.23 $31.88 $52.80 $65.94

Business Operations Specialists, All Other13-1199 27,255 $37.85676 635 0.94 $35.50 $19.00 $25.55 $46.60 $60.31

$30.90

$31.78

$26.53

$22.66

Machinists51-4041 2,093 $21.56100 127 1.27 $21.87 $11.14 $16.16 $26.89 $31.13

Heavy & Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers19-4031 15,816 $21.61499 650 1.30 $21.00 $14.62 $17.37 $25.52 $30.53

$23.81

$20.69

$122.96

$24.55

$44.76

$18.20

Source: QCEW Employees, Non-QCEW Employees & Self-Employed - EMSI 2015.3 Class of Worker

Competitive Wage Analysis

Total Number

EmployedAnnual

OpeningsAvailable Applicants

$11.20

$17.04

$13.29

$22.02

$8.51 $9.46

MANUFACTURING Industry GrowthThis table shows projected yearly job growth through 2020. The National Location Quotient shows the relative concentration of employment in this industry in the metro Denver area versus the national average. For example, with a Location Quotient of 3.75, you would read, “employment is 3.75 times more concentrated in metro Denver than the national average.”

Source: EMSI 2015.3 – QCEW Employees, Non-QCEW Employees, and Self-Employed Class of Worker

TOTALS

Computer & Electronic Product Manufacturing NAICS Code 334

Machinery ManufacturingNAICS Code 333

Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing NAICS Code 332

Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing NAICS Code 327

2016 Jobs

AnnualGrowth

Rate2017 Jobs

2018 Jobs

2019 Jobs

2020Jobs Change

NationalLocationQuotient

Payrolled Business Locations

2,512

140

41

161

144

399

251

84

3

72

24

64

39

298

14

110

114

27

67,971

3,303

1,622

4,557

4,583

7,977

8,983

3,660

32

671

451

1,543

1,013

3,005

610

3,008

4,475

695

-

0.94

0.39

0.53

0.37

0.55

0.59

1.80

0.03

0.67

0.34

0.41

0.34

0.78

0.59

0.36

1.13

0.16

(0.1%)

(2.0%)

2.2%

(3.7%)

3.0%

0.6%

0.6%

(1.0%)

(2.9%)

(2.0%)

(1.6%)

0.8%

(2.6%)

(2.4%)

(0.8%)

1.3%

0.5%

2.4%

(461)

(348)

165

(964)

641

251

274

(183)

(5)

(74)

(37)

62

(146)

(400)

(24)

184

113

77

68,183

3,195

1,686

4,184

4,903

8,139

9,096

3,597

30

656

439

1,591

969

2,880

600

3,091

4,580

730

67,863

3,219

1,661

4,301

4,743

8,042

9,053

3,616

31

653

441

1,560

979

2,910

604

3,052

4,505

714

68,217

3,409

1,576

4,838

4,423

7,924

8,907

3,714

33

695

462

1,531

1,057

3,126

617

2,960

4,461

675

68,644

3,543

1,521

5,148

4,262

7,888

8,822

3,780

35

730

476

1,529

1,115

3,280

624

2,907

4,467

653

Food ManufacturingNAICS Code 311

Beverage & Tobacco Product Manufacturing NAICS Code 312

Textile MillsNAICS Code 313

Textile Product MillsNAICS Code 314

Apparel ManufacturingNAICS Code 315

Leather & Allied Product ManufacturingNAICS Code 316

Wood Product ManufacturingNAICS Code 321

Paper ManufacturingNAICS Code 322

Printing & Related Support Activities NAICS Code 323

Petroleum & Coal Products Manufacturing NAICS Code 324

Chemical ManufacturingNAICS Code 325

Plastics & Rubber Products Manufacturing NAICS Code 326

Primary Metal ManufacturingNAICS Code 331

Electrical Equipment, Appliance & Component Manufacturing NAICS Code 335

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing NAICS Code 336

Furniture & Related Product ManufacturingNAICS Code 337

Miscellaneous Manufacturing NAICS Code 339

1165 0.29(4.2%)(16)60617076

982,869 0.430.2%242,8982,8762,8672,874

867,382 0.50(1.0%)(373)7,2427,2947,4877,615

3327,467 1.160.9%3207,6177,5477,3847,297

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Team Assemblers 24 311 12.77

Printing Press Operators 7 68 10.21

Packing & Filling Machine Operators & Tenders 20 196 9.75

Laborers & Freight, Stock & Material Movers, Hand 235 1,741 7.41

Welders, Cutters, Solderers & Brazers 28 137 4.87Secretaries & Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical & Executive 706 1,574 2.23

Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators 73 341 4.69

Shipping, Receiving & Traffic Clerks 84 354 4.22

Helpers--Production Workers 74 290 3.91

Machinists 29 104 3.65Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers & Weighers 43 145 3.34

Business Operations Specialists, All Other 415 1,288 3.11

General & Operations Managers 601 1,455 2.42

Industrial Machinery Mechanics 56 135 2.42Sales Reps, Wholesale & Manufacturing, Except Technical & Scientific Products 433 856 1.98

Accountants & Auditors 924 1,215 1.31

Customer Service Representatives 1,325 1,603 1.21

Mechanical Engineers 196 155 0.79First-Line Supervisors of Production & Operating Workers 263 150 0.57

Heavy & Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 2,231 1,009 0.45

This chart shows the relationship between the number of job listings versus the number of hires for each of the top occupations in the sector.

If there are more listings than hires, it means that the job requires specific skills and credentials, and so most openings for that occupation are listed. An example of an occupation requiring skills, credentials and experience would be the intensive care registered nurse.

If there are more hires than listings, it means that most people in those occupations are finding jobs through networking rather than looking at job listings. These are occupations where people with effective personal networking skills have the edge.

Occupations with medium strength of hidden job market require both the necessary skills and credentials, and effective personal networking on the part of the job seeker.

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WeakMediumStrong

Occupation (SOC) Hires Per ListingAvg Monthly

PostingsAvg Monthly

Hires

MANUFACTURING Top JobsTop Jobs Currently Listed in the Metro Denver, Last 120 Days

Source: Wanted Analytics

Industrial EngineersOccupation Code

17211200Volume

149Volume Prior Year

157

Marketing Managers

Occupation Code11202100Volume


123

Computer User Support Specialists



73

Software Developers, Applications



76

Network & Computer Systems

AdministratorsOccupation Code

15114200Volume


131

Sales ManagersOccupation Code

11202200Volume

80Volume Prior Year

110

Sales Representatives, Wholesale &

Manufacturing, Except Technical & Scientific

ProductsOccupation Code

41401200Volume

74Volume Prior Year

75

First-Line Supervisors of Production &

Operating WorkersOccupation Code

51101100Volume

89Volume Prior Year

95

Security GuardsOccupation Code

33903200Volume

99Volume Prior Year

6

Sales Representatives, Wholesale &

Manufacturing, Technical & Scientific

ProductsOccupation Code

41401100Volume

71Volume Prior Year

81

Computer Systems Analyst


52Volume Prior Year

53

Computer System Engineers/ Architects


59Volume Prior Year

46

Information Security Analysts


54Volume Prior Year

39

Information Technology Project Managers


54Volume Prior Year

35

AccountantsOccupation Code

13201101Volume

47Volume Prior Year

57

First-Line Supervisors of Office

& Administrative Support Workers


41Volume Prior Year

58

Web DevelopersOccupation Code

15113400Volume

46Volume Prior Year

38

Maintenance & Repair Workers, General


45Volume Prior Year

69

Electrical EngineerOccupation Code

17207100Volume

44Volume Prior Year

49

Management Analysts


40Volume Prior Year

38

MANUFACTURINGStaffing Patterns

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Less than high school

Laborers & Freight, Stock & material

movers, HandSOC Code: 53-7062

2016 Jobs: 1,3262020 Jobs: 1,319

Change: (7)%Change: (1%)

%of Industry: 1.9%Median Hourly

Earnings: $12.08

Helpers--Production Workers

SOC Code: 51-91982016 Jobs: 1,2132020 Jobs: 1,216

Change: 3%Change: 0%


Earnings: $12.03

Industrial Truck & Tractor

OperatorsSOC Code: 53-7051

2016 Jobs: 8862020 Jobs: 852Change: (34)

%Change: (4%)%of Industry: 1.3%

Median Hourly Earnings: $16.17

Here are the top 20 jobs in the industry, by number employed and educational attainment level.

Source: QCEW Employees, Non-QCEW Employees & Self-Employed - EMSI 2015.3 Class of Worker

Postsecondarynon-degree

First-Line Supervisors of Production &

Operating WorkersSOC Code: 51-1011

2016 Jobs: 1,8472020 Jobs: 1,865



Earnings: $28.22

Heavy & Tractor-Trailer Truck

DriversSOC Code: 53-3032

2016 Jobs: 1,1082020 Jobs: 6,008



Earnings: $21.00

Dental AssistantsSOC Code: 31-9091

2016 Jobs: 3,5252020 Jobs: 3,821



Earnings: $19.22

Licensed Practical & Vocational NursesSOC Code: 29-2061

2016 Jobs: 2,5422020 Jobs: 2,973



Earnings: $23.38

Massage TherapistsSOC Code: 31-9092

2016 Jobs: 1,7482020 Jobs: 2,140



Earnings: $16.49

High School or equivalent

Team AssemblersSOC Code: 51-2092

2016 Jobs: 2,2212020 Jobs: 2,307



Earnings: $13.08

Sales Representatives,

Wholesale & Manufacturing,

Except Technical & Scientific Products




Earnings: $27.83

MachinistsSOC Code: 51-4041

2016 Jobs: 1,5202020 Jobs: 1,626



Earnings: $21.87

Packaging & Filling Machine Operators

& TendersSOC Code: 51-9111

2016 Jobs: 1,2772020 Jobs: 1,279



Earnings: $11.63

Industrial Machinery Mechanics




Earnings: $25.93

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers

& WeighersSOC Code: 51-9061

2016 Jobs: 1,2362020 Jobs: 1,264



Earnings: $18.90

Shipping, Receiving & Traffic ClerksSOC Code: 43-5071

2016 Jobs: 1,1172020 Jobs: 1,115



Earnings: $14.74

Business Operations Specialists, All Other

SOC Code: 13-11992016 Jobs: 1,0232020 Jobs: 980Change: (43)



Welders, Cutters, Solderers & Brazers




Earnings: $18.43

Customer Service RepresentativesSOC Code: 43-4051

2016 Jobs: 9332020 Jobs: 919Change: (14)



Printing Press Operators

SOC Code: 51-51122016 Jobs: 8842020 Jobs: 779Change: (105)



Secretaries & Admin Assistants, Except Legal, Medical &

ExecutiveSOC Code: 43-6014

2016 Jobs: 9082020 Jobs: 914



Earnings: $18.04

Bachelor’sDegree

Mechanical Engineers




Earnings: $39.73

General & Operations Managers




Earnings: $54.42

Accountants & Auditors

SOC Code: 13-20112016 Jobs: 9392020 Jobs: 906Change: (33)



MANUFACTURING Top Ten

Skills1 Quality Systems

2 Quality Assurance (QA)

3 Quality Engineering

4 Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

5 Software Development

6 Technical Writing

7 Technical Support

8 Structured Query Language (SQL)

9 Unified Modeling Language (UML)

10 Instrumentation

Certifications1 Certified Quality Engineer (CQE)

2 Design for Manufacturability & Assembly (DFM, DFA)

3 FDA Quality System

4 Medical Device Directive Cerficiation (MDD)

5 American Society for Quality (ASQ)

6 Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE)

7 ISO Standards (ISO)

8 Certified Software Quality Engineer (CSQE)

9 Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC)

10 Occupational Safety & Health Administration Certification (OSHA)

Companies1 Raytheon Corporation

2 Creative Circle

3 Ball Aerospace

4 Lockhead Martin

5 Terumo BCT

6 Securitas

7 Xerox Corporation

8 Johns Manville

9 Novaritis

10 Leprino Foods Company

Online Listing Sources1 JobNetwork

2 US.jobs

3 CareerBuilder

4 Retirement Jobs

5 Monster

6 LinkedIn

7 Job Target

8 ZipRecruiter

9 CareerArc

10 CareerBoard

Below are the top ten skills, certifications, companies and online listing resources in the bioscience industry.


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25-34 19.8%

0.6%14-18

19-24 5.8%

35-44 22.6%

45-54 27.6%

55-64 19.3%

65+ 4.4%

This age band graph shows the percentage of each age group currently in the manufacturing industry workforce.

Age Bands & Volume

Listing

Age Bands

This graph shows the week over week volume of listings in Metro Denver

Source: EMSI Complete Employment 2014.2


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