TEXAS MACHINERY MANUFACTURING This subsector manufactures the heavy machinery and equipment used in agricultural, industrial, construction and mining activities, as well as general-purpose machinery such as heating and cooling units, engines and transmissions. It includes several “advanced industries” that invest heavily in research and development and employ an outsized share of scientific and technical workers. CONCLUSION 205,000 $19.1 Billion $83,274 $20.1 Billion DIRECT & INDIRECT EMPLOYMENT STATE SUBSECTOR GDP AVERAGE ANNUAL WAGE EXPORTS To see more in-depth Texas manufacturing data, visit: comptroller.texas.gov/economy/economic-data/manufacturing/ INDUSTRIES IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING SUBSECTOR Agricultural, construction and mining machinery manufacturers provide about half of this subsector’s Glenn Hegar Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Sources: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Models, Inc., Emsi, U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration *Location quotient compares an industry’s share of jobs in a specific region with its share of nationwide employment. Source: Emsi Manufacturing continues to drive output and productivity in the Texas economy, creating jobs paying well above the statewide average. It also contributes significantly to job creation in other industries, particularly in design operations and services. The machinery manufacturing subsector’s contribution to Texas GDP rose by 123 percent from 1997 through 2015, compared to a 4 percent increase in the U.S. Its $20.1 billion in exports from Texas accounted for about 9 percent of total state exports in 2016. The subsector lost 20,500 jobs from 2014 to 2016 — a 19 percent decline — coinciding with declining oil prices. It has recovered slightly in the past year, adding 8,800 jobs from December 2016 to December 2017, a 10.2 percent gain. NAICS 333 96-1801-7 (2/18) UPPER RIO GRANDE 1.23 DRAFT 2-27 SUBSECTOR TOTALS Source: Emsi, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts UPPER EAST 1.64 CENTRAL 1.33 GULF COAST 1.98 COMPTROLLER REGIONS Sources: Emsi, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts SOUTHEAST 1.36 total jobs. Almost 90 percent of these industries’ jobs are in mining (oil and gas) machinery. Texas accounts for about 60 percent of all U.S. jobs in mining machinery manufacturing. REGIONAL SUBSECTOR LQS AND AREAS OF INDUSTRY SPECIALIZATION BY METRO AREA ODESSA •OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY PUMP AND PUMPING EQUIPMENT WEST 1.52 MINERAL WELLS •AIR AND GAS COMPRESSORS PAMPA •OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY HOUSTON •OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY •AIR AND GAS COMPRESSORS •AIR-CONDITIONING AND WARM AIR HEATING EQUIPMENT This subsector is prevalent in areas outside the Houston metro area, including construction and industrial machinery manufacturing in the Upper East region, farm equipment in the Southeast and oil and gas machinery in the West region. TYLER •INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY SHARE OF JOBS WITHIN THE TEXAS AGRICULTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND MINING MACHINERY SUBSECTOR 88.4% MINING (OIL AND GAS) MACHINERY Sources: Emsi, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 7.2% 4.4% CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY DIRECT JOBS 2016 JOB CHANGE 2010-2016 AVERAGE TEXAS SALARIES 2016 LOCATION QUOTIENT 2016* 88,048 3% $83,274 0.99 AGRICULTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND MINING MACHINERY 43,494 -5% $99,438 2.54 INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY 6,370 15% $85,779 0.69 COMMERCIAL AND SERVICE INDUSTRY MACHINERY 2,413 -2% $69,013 0.32 VENTILATION, HEATING, AIR-CONDITIONING AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 10,722 3% $60,148 1.00 METALWORKING MACHINERY 5,061 41% $53,945 0.34 ENGINE, TURBINE AND POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT 4,585 11% $65,746 0.57 OTHER GENERAL-PURPOSE MACHINERY 15,403 15% $69,778 0.72 IN 2016, THIS SUBSECTOR PROVIDED 42,500 DIRECT JOBS IN THE HOUSTON METROPOLITAN AREA, ALMOST HALF THE STATE TOTAL. LONGVIEW •CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY BEAUMONT- PORT ARTHUR •FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT UPDATED FEB 2018
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TEXAS
MACHINERYMANUFACTURING
This subsector manufactures the heavy machinery and equipment used in agricultural, industrial, construction and mining activities, as well as general-purpose machinery such as heating and cooling units, engines and transmissions. It includes several “advanced industries” that invest heavily in research and development and employ an outsized share of scientific and technical workers.
CONCLUSION
205,000$19.1 Billion
$83,274$20.1 Billion
DIRECT & INDIRECT EMPLOYMENT
STATE SUBSECTOR GDP
AVERAGE ANNUAL WAGE
EXPORTS
To see more in-depth Texas manufacturing data, visit: comptroller.texas.gov/economy/economic-data/manufacturing/
INDUSTRIES IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING SUBSECTOR
Agricultural, construction and mining machinery manufacturers provide about half of this subsector’s
Glenn Hegar Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Models, Inc., Emsi, U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration
*Location quotient compares an industry’s share of jobs in a specific region with its share of nationwide employment.
Source: Emsi
Manufacturing continues to drive output and productivity in the Texas economy, creating jobs paying well above the statewide average. It also contributes significantly to job creation in other industries, particularly in design operations and services.
The machinery manufacturing subsector’s contribution to Texas GDP rose by 123 percent from 1997 through 2015, compared to a 4 percent increase in the U.S. Its $20.1 billion in exports from Texas accounted for about 9 percent of total state exports in 2016. The subsector lost 20,500 jobs from 2014 to 2016 — a 19 percent decline — coinciding with declining oil prices. It has recovered slightly in the past year, adding 8,800 jobs from December 2016 to December 2017, a 10.2 percent gain.
NAICS 333 96-1801-7 (2/18)
UPPER RIO GRANDE 1.23
DRAFT 2-27
SUBSECTOR TOTALS
Source: Emsi, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
UPPER EAST1.64
CENTRAL1.33
GULF COAST
1.98
COMPTROLLER REGIONS
Sources: Emsi, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
SOUTHEAST1.36
total jobs. Almost 90 percent of these industries’ jobs are in mining (oil and gas) machinery. Texas accounts for about 60 percent of all U.S. jobs in mining machinery manufacturing.
REGIONAL SUBSECTOR LQS AND AREAS OF INDUSTRY SPECIALIZATION BY METRO AREA
ODESSA•OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY PUMP AND PUMPING EQUIPMENT
WEST1.52
MINERAL WELLS•AIR AND GAS COMPRESSORS
PAMPA•OIL AND GAS
FIELD MACHINERY
HOUSTON•OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY
•AIR AND GAS COMPRESSORS•AIR-CONDITIONING AND WARM
AIR HEATING EQUIPMENT
This subsector is prevalent in areas outside the Houston metro area, including construction and industrial machinery manufacturing in the Upper East region, farm equipment in the Southeast and oil and gas machinery in the West region.
TYLER•INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
SHARE OF JOBS WITHIN THE TEXAS AGRICULTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND MINING MACHINERY SUBSECTOR
88.4%MINING (OIL AND GAS) MACHINERY
Sources: Emsi, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
7.2% 4.4%CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY
DIRECT JOBS2016
JOB CHANGE
2010-2016
AVERAGE TEXAS SALARIES
2016
LOCATION QUOTIENT
2016*
88,048 3% $83,274 0.99AGRICULTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND MINING MACHINERY 43,494 -5% $99,438 2.54
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY 6,370 15% $85,779 0.69
COMMERCIAL AND SERVICE INDUSTRY MACHINERY 2,413 -2% $69,013 0.32
VENTILATION, HEATING, AIR-CONDITIONING AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 10,722 3% $60,148 1.00
METALWORKING MACHINERY 5,061 41% $53,945 0.34
ENGINE, TURBINE AND POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT 4,585 11% $65,746 0.57
OTHER GENERAL-PURPOSE MACHINERY 15,403 15% $69,778 0.72
IN 2016, THIS SUBSECTOR PROVIDED 42,500 DIRECT JOBS IN THE HOUSTON
METROPOLITAN AREA, ALMOST HALF THE
STATE TOTAL.
LONGVIEW•CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY
BEAUMONT- PORT ARTHUR•FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
UPDATED FEB 2018
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