Manufacturing Hiring
MEC Plans About 140 Thomson Jobs, With Workforce Expansion Expected in 2026
The Georgia project includes an estimated $26 million investment and prospective roles ranging from operators to quality control. The state has not given an application date or job-specific pay.
Mayville Engineering Company plans approximately 140 new jobs at a metal-fabrication site in Thomson, Georgia, alongside an estimated $26 million investment over the next several years, according to Georgia’s October 1 announcement. The state expects workforce expansion to begin in 2026, giving manufacturing job seekers a location and a set of prospective roles to watch.
The site is at 1048 Superior Way. MEC plans to refurbish an existing building, with renovations and equipment investments phased over several years. Georgia gives no deadline for filling all of the planned positions.
Roles and application timing
Prospective jobs span management, administrative support, technical positions, operators, maintenance and quality control. The announcement does not say how many openings are planned in each category.
Georgia directs interested candidates to MEC’s careers page through the project announcement. It gives no Thomson-specific application date or closing deadline, job-specific pay, or indication of whether individual positions will be temporary or permanent. The approximately 140 jobs are MEC’s project plan, rather than a verified count of vacancies open for applications.
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