Build on a Proven Manufacturing Base

Montgomery County provides advanced manufacturers with an established production base, a skilled workforce, reliable suppliers, and technical expertise. The county is home to 617 advanced manufacturing businesses, employing 17,567 people and generating $3.39 billion in annual revenue.

The broader Dayton region offers additional scale, with over 2,500 manufacturing establishments and 130,000 manufacturing workers. Companies benefit from a large labor pool covering engineering, production, and skilled trades.

Access the Skills Your Operation Needs

Montgomery County supports a comprehensive manufacturing workforce, from product development and engineering to production and quality control. Competitive local wages create a favorable labor environment for manufacturers.

Key occupations include:

  • Industrial Production Managers
  • Mechanical Engineers
  • Industrial Engineers
  • CNC Programmers
  • Tool and Die Makers
  • Machinists

The area benefits from a steady pipeline of engineering graduates and workforce programs that help manufacturers attract and retain skilled employees.

Connect With Manufacturing Expertise

Companies in Montgomery County can access resources like FastLane, a University of Dayton Research Institute program that provides advanced manufacturing services, workforce development, continuous improvement, and engineering expertise.
The region’s manufacturing base includes electronics, machinery, metals, and transportation equipment, making Montgomery County well-suited for companies seeking established suppliers and specialized production capabilities.

Potential opportunities include:

  • Automotive suppliers and transportation equipment manufacturers
  • Precision machining and metal fabrication
  • Industrial machinery and equipment
  • Electronics and electrical equipment
  • Tool and die operations
  • Advanced materials and component manufacturing

Plan Your Next Expansion in Montgomery County, Ohio

Montgomery County offers advanced manufacturers a strong industrial base, competitive workforce costs, and access to technical resources. Contact Montgomery County Economic Development to learn about available sites, workforce resources, incentives, and other support for your next investment.