Competitiveness and Job Security
BACKGROUND
We compete not only with our external competitors, but also with other manufacturing options internally within Caterpillar. We must keep our facilities in a competitive position so they can continue to grow and succeed long term. Our ability to be competitive has resulted in jobs, investment and job security.
Decatur
- Added Wheel Loader and other products
- Expanded Building W
- In-sourced work from 3rd parties
- Tripled the number of jobs since 2017
Mapleton
- Moved Seals foundry and machining from Georgia and North Carolina to Mapleton
East Peoria
- Expanded and invested in undercarriage business
- Moved work in from out of state
- Resumed operations in Building HH
- Added work to Building KK from other sites and added electric drive manufacturing work to Mossville
- Added machining, fabrication and paint work from other sites and suppliers to Building LL
Pontiac
- Added after-treatment business from Santa Fe, New Mexico plant
- Moved fuel systems components from Thomasville and Jefferson, Georgia to Pontiac
Morton and York
- Increased job growth and investment in the facility, including the Auto-store