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1 Statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales The statistics presented in this information sheet are only for manufacturing industries under MSA s coverage. The information sheet is presented in two parts: Part A provides an overview of the manufacturing in New South Wales. Data is provided about employment, number of businesses, skills and training and contribution to the economy (Page 2). Part B provides information relevant to regional areas of New South Wales. Data is provided on employment, number of business locations and skills and training (Page 14). The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) conducts a census of the manufacturing industry every five years. The last ABS census on manufacturing in Australia was The next census will be in Information is gathered using the Australian New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) system which was updated in 26. Manufacturing is Division C and also includes Food Product Manufacturing, Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing and Wood Product Manufacturing. Data relating to these latter sectors has been excluded where possible. Automotive Manufacturing has also been excluded. Note: Both the Laboratory Operations Training Package and the Competitive Manufacturing Training Package are used across all sectors under MSA s coverage. Note: MSA uses as its main data sources, the latest statistics available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER). This may result in variations between MSA s data and the data collected by other sources. Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 1 of 38

2 Part A State statistics for New South Wales At a Glance New South Wales employment 173, persons employed in manufacturing as at May 21 7% of the working age population of New South Wales 3% of Australian manufacturing employment Males full-time 73% (127,) Females full-time 14% (24,) As at 3 June 29, there were 18,953 manufacturing businesses under MSA s coverage operating in New South Wales New South Wales skills and training 42.9% of working age people (15 64) in New South Wales had no post-school qualifications (below national average) 4.4% of working age people held a qualification at Certificate I or II level (above national average) 14,368 people were undertaking an apprenticeship or traineeship from an MSA Training Package (Oct Dec 29). Of these: o 88% were male (12,611) o 12% were female (1,758) 2,652 people were enrolled in a qualification from an MSA Training Package at a publicly funded institution in 29. Of these: o 84% were male (17,37) o 16% were female (3,282) Contribution to the New South Wales economy Manufacturing contributed $34,926 million in Total Factor Income to the New South Wales economy in 28 9 This constituted 9.6% of the Total Factor Income for New South Wales Manufacturing was the second largest contributor to the New South Wales economy in 29 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 2 of 38

3 Employment in New South Wales Manufacturing industries Employment data is released by the ABS quarterly (February, May, August and November). Labour force data released for May 21 showed employment in manufacturing in New South Wales totalled 173, persons 1. This was approximately 7% of the working population of New South Wales and just over 3% of the Australian manufacturing employment in May 21. Manufacturing employment New South Wales By gender and status May 21 14% 8% 5% Males Employed Full Time (127,) Males Employed Part Time (8,) 73% Females Employed Full Time (24,) Females Employed Part Time (14,) Source: ABS Labour Force May 21 Males employed full time made up the majority of employed persons (73%). Over one third of the female workforce was employed part-time 2. 1 Australian Bureau of Statistics Labour Force, Australia ST e6 accessed June Australian Bureau of Statistics Labour Force, Australia Table 12, Labour force status by Sex States and Territories accessed June 211 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 3 of 38

4 According to data published by DEEWR on their Skills Info website, the majority of the manufacturing workforce in New South Wales is employed in Sydney and the Hunter region 3. Manufacturing - Employment by Region ('s) Year to February 211 Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Perth 72.6 Adelaide Hunter Western Victoria Central and North QLD Eastern Victoria Southern NSW (incl ACT) SA Country Tasmania Southern QLD Northern NSW Greater WA Western NSW Northern Territory Source: DEEWR accessed June Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations accessed June 211 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 4 of 38

5 The Manufacturing industry in New South Wales business numbers The ABS publishes Counts of Australian Businesses, including Entries and Exits annually. Data is sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics Business Register (ABSBR).The most recent publication for the Financial Year 28 9 has been used for this information sheet. Businesses are classified by their number of employees. In 28 9 within MSA s coverage, there were 18,953 businesses operating in New South Wales within the Manufacturing industry 4. The majority of businesses were micro business employing less than 2 people 5. The sector with the largest number of businesses was Clothing manufacturing with 1,755 businesses operating at June Manufacturing industry (MSA coverage) Business numbers in New South Wales June 29 9% 1% 42% 48% Non employing Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 28-9 accessed June Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 28-9 accessed June 211 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 5 of 38

6 Skills and training in New South Wales Manufacturing industries The Education and Work report is published by the ABS annually. The most recent edition of Education and Work May 21 was published in November 21. Data published in the Education and Work report is classified according to the Australian Standard Classification of Education 21 (ASCED). ASCED is structured into three different levels according to the field of education: Broad fields which are the broadest categories of the classification Narrow fields which are subdivisions of the broad fields, and Detailed fields which are subdivisions of the narrow fields The category within ASCED that is most relevant to Manufacturing is Broad Field 3 Engineering and Related Technologies. This field contains the Narrow Fields of: 31 Manufacturing engineering and technology 33 Process and resources engineering 35 Automotive engineering and technology 37 Mechanical and industrial engineering and technology 313 Electrical and electronic engineering and technology 315 Aerospace engineering and technology 317 Maritime engineering and technology 399 Other engineering and related technologies Data published in Education and Work May 21 is classified only in broad fields 6. Within the field of Engineering and Related Technologies, data is included also for the narrow fields of: 39 Civil engineering 311 Geomatic engineering 6 Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Standard Classification of Education 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 6 of 38

7 In 21, 42.9% of working aged people (15 64) in New South Wales did not have a qualification (excluding school qualifications). This was lower than the national picture where 44.3% of people aged did not have a qualification. A further 4.4% of employed people held a qualification at Certificate I or II level which was on par with the national average 7. Level of highest non-school qualification by % of population 21 New South Wales compared with Australia New South Wales Australia Postgraduate Degree 5.5% 4.4% Graduate Diploma/Graduate Certificate 1.6% 2.1% Bachelor Degree 17.4% 16.5% Advanced Diploma/Diploma 9.6% 9.3% Certificate III/IV 16.2% 17.2% Certificate I/II 4.4% 4.% Certificate not further defined.9%.9% Total with a non-school qualification 57.1% 55.7% Total without a non-school qualification 42.9% 44.3% Source: ABS Education and Work 21 7 Australian Bureau of Statistics, Education and Work May 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 7 of 38

8 MSA Training Package uptake in New South Wales The manufacturing industries (excluding food, beverage, tobacco and wood and paper products) are covered by the following ten Manufacturing Skills Australia Training Packages (as listed on the National Training Information Service 8 ): LMF2 Furnishing Training Package LMT7 Textiles, Clothing and Footwear Training Package (MCM4 Competitive Manufacturing Training Package superseded by MSA7) MEA7 Aeroskills Training Package MEM5 Metal and Engineering Training Package MSA7 Manufacturing Training Package MSL9 Laboratory Operations Training Package MSS11 Sustainability Training Package (endorsed May 211) PMA8 Chemical, Hydrocarbons and Refining Training Package PMB7 Plastics, Rubber and Cablemaking Training Package PMC4 Manufactured Mineral Products Training Package superseded by PMC1 April 21 (PML4 Laboratory Operations superseded by MSL9 January 21) THC4 Caravan Industry Training Package (Recreational Vehicle qualifications only included in MSA7 as at November 21) The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) collects data on commencements and completions in vocational education qualifications via two instruments the National Apprentice and trainee collection and the National Students and courses collection. The National Apprentice and trainee collection includes data for all formally notified apprentices and trainees attending either publicly funded or private registered training organisations (RTOs). The National Students and courses collection only contains data from publicly funded institutions such as Technical and Further Education (TAFE) colleges. Data is collected for the Apprentice and trainee collection quarterly and for the Student and courses collection annually. This data is can also be accessed via NCVER s database VOCSTATS. Note: Apprenticeship and traineeship data is not available at Statistical Subdivision level. 8 National Training Information Service Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 8 of 38

9 Apprenticeships and traineeships in New South Wales During October to December 29, 14,368 people were undertaking either an apprenticeship or traineeship in a qualification from an MSA Training Package. 9 Apprentices and trainees in training New South Wales By MSA Training Package October - December 29 LMF 1,9 LMT 414 MEA 988 MEM 5,788 MSA 5,62 MSL 223 PMA 18 PMB 568 PMC 88 THC* 39 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 9 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 9 of 38

10 LMF (1,9) LMT (414) MEA (988) MEM (5,788) MSA (5,62) MSL (223) PMA (18) PMB (568) PMC (88) THC* (39) Training Contracts The majority of apprentices and trainees were males (5,73) undertaking a contract of training from the Metal and Engineering Training Package. The highest number of females (1,162) was undertaking a contract of training in qualifications from the Manufacturing Training Package 1. 6 Apprentices and trainees in training New South Wales By gender and MSA Training Package October - December Males Females 1 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only MSA Training Package 1 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 1 of 38

11 In 29 in New South Wales, 2,652 people undertook one of MSA s qualifications at a publicly funded training provider. 11 Students at publicly funded institutions New South Wales By MSA Training Package 29 LMF 2,52 LMT 1,431 MEA 511 MEM 13,775 MSA 1,19 MSL 1,21 PMA 116 PMB 5 PMC 3 THC* 17 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 11 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 11 of 38

12 Contribution to the economy of New South Wales One measure of state domestic product (SDP) is Total Factor Income. As at June 21, manufacturing in New South Wales contributed $34,926 million (9.6%) in Total Factor Income to the state s economy, making it the second largest contributor 12. The largest contributor was financial and insurance services ($56,43 million). Total Factor Income New South Wales By industry June 21 Agriculture, forestry and fishing Mining $3,863 million $12,568 million Manufacturing $34,926 million Electricity, gas, water and waste services $7,77 million Construction Wholesale trade Retail trade Accommodation and food services Transport, postal and warehousing Information media and telecommunications $24,24 million $17,669 million $15,363 million $9,55 million $18, 262 million $15,974 million Financial and insurance services $56,43 million Rental, hiring and real estate services $1,331 million Professional, scientific and technical services $31,786 million Administrative and support services Public administration and safety Education and training Health care and social assistance Arts and recreation services Other services $9,629 million $17,79 million $16,137 million $2,51 million $3,452 million $6,135 million Source: ABS Australian National Accounts: State Accounts, Table 2 12 Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian National Accounts: State Accounts, Table 2. Expenditure, Income and Industry Components of Gross State Product, New South Wales accessed June 211 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 12 of 38

13 Part B - Regional Information The information presented in this section provides a short summary of what is happening in the manufacturing industries in each region of New South Wales. The subjects covered are: Employment and business locations Uptake of MSA Training Packages For the purpose of collecting data, the ABS divides each state into Statistical Subdivisions. The Statistical Subdivision (SSD) is an Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC) defined area which represents an intermediate level, general purpose, regional type geographic unit. SSDs consist of one or more Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) and cover, in aggregate, the whole of Australia without gaps or overlaps 13. Information about statistical divisions and maps relevant to each state can be found at: 766a4c4dca256f19134a73!OpenDocument. New South Wales is divided into 12 statistical divisions: Sydney (Page 15) Hunter (Page 17) Illawarra (Page 19) Richmond Tweed (Page 21) Mid-North Coast (Page 23) Northern (Page 25) North Western (Page 27) Central West (Page 29) South Eastern (Page 31) Murrumbidgee (Page 33) Murray (Page 35) Far West (Page 37) Data relating to manufacturing by industry subdivision is gathered via the ABS Manufacturing census. The last Manufacturing census was conducted in Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Standard Geographical Classification 25 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 13 of 38

14 Sydney Hunter Illawarra Richmond Tweed Mid-North Coast Northern North Western Central West South Eastern Murrumbidgee Murray Far West Regional information At a glance Number of Locations 27 Employment at end of June 27 Sales of goods and services 27 Region number number $million Sydney 2,18 172,469 64,541 Hunter 2,123 23,639 8,515 Illawarra 1,317 13,165 8,673 Richmond Tweed 992 5,276 1,1 Mid-North Coast 1,146 6,256 1,55 Northern 598 4,537 1,287 North Western 395 2, Central West 63 5,877 2,73 South Eastern 781 4,273 1,341 Murrumbidgee 596 7,21 2,863 Murray 478 4,95 1,539 Far West Source: ABS Manufacturing Industry, Australia 26 7 (Additional Datacube) Region MSA Training Package LMF 1, LMT MEA MEM 5,164 2,626 1, MSA MSL PMA PMB PMC THC* TOTAL 9,83 3,565 1, , Source: NCVER VOCSTATS (accessed September 21) THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 14 of 38

15 Sydney In 26 7, Sydney had the most number of locations undertaking manufacturing (2,18) employing 172,469 people. Of the industry sectors covered by MSA, there were 2,96 locations undertaking fabricated metal product manufacturing which was the largest number of locations for any industry sector. This comprised around 15% of the manufacturing industry in Sydney. Textile, leather, clothing and footwear manufacturing was the second largest sector by location, with 2,51 locations employing 9,543 people. Machinery and equipment manufacturing had the most employees (25,486) and accounted for 12% of all business locations 14. Manufacturing in Sydney Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 2,26 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 26 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 2,51 Wood Product Manufacturing 1,331 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing 272 Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 2,256 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing 89 Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing 515 Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 2,96 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 1,21 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 2,492 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 2,92 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 14 Australian Bureau of Statistics Manufacturing Industry 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 15 of 38

16 In 29, there were 9,83 students in Sydney undertaking qualifications from Training Packages managed by MSA. The majority of students (5,164) were undertaking qualifications from the Metal and Engineering Training Package 15. This Training Package accounted for over 5% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Package. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Sydney LMF 1,38 LMT 723 MEA 285 MEM 5,164 MSA 987 MSL 847 PMA 3 PMB 374 PMC 24 THC* 16 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 15 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 16 of 38

17 Hunter region The Hunter region, north of Sydney, was the second largest manufacturing region in New South Wales in Manufacturing was carried out at 2,123 locations and employed 23,639 people. Historically the region is known for steel production which is reflected in the sectors with the highest employment and number of locations. The sector with the most number of locations was fabricated metal product manufacturing, which was carried out in 457 locations in the region and employed 4,81 people. However the largest employing sector was primary metal and metal product manufacturing (5,68) 16. Manufacturing in Hunter region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 219 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 92 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing Wood Product Manufacturing Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing 5 Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 117 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing 1 Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 93 9 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 457 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 168 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 269 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 169 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 16 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 17 of 38

18 In 29 there were 3,565 students in the Hunter region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (2,626) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 7% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Hunter region 17. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Hunter LMF 218 LMT 162 MEA 68 MEM 2,626 MSA 143 MSL 149 PMA 99 PMB 87 PMC 4 THC* 9 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 17 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 18 of 38

19 Illawarra region The Illawarra region, south of Sydney, is another major steel producing region in New South Wales. However the steel manufacturing sectors did not dominate the region as far as the number of locations manufacturing was carried out at. Fabricated metal product manufacturing had the most business locations (235). The next largest sector in terms of business locations was furniture and other manufacturing (146). In terms of employment, the major employing sector was the primary metal and metal product manufacturing sector (6,532), accounting for 53% of manufacturing employment in the region 18. Bluescope Steel is located at Port Kembla and is a major employer in the region. Note: In the graph below, data relating to business locations for the Petroleum and coal product manufacturing and Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing sectors is not publicly available from the ABS. Manufacturing in Illawarra region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 129 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 21 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing Wood Product Manufacturing Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 91 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing 25 Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 42 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 84 Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 62 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 235 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 11 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing Furniture and Other Manufacturing Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 18 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 19 of 38

20 In 29 there were 1,652 students in the Illawarra region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (1,287) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for nearly 78% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Illawarra region 19. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Illawarra LMF 88 LMT 88 MEA 81 MEM 1,287 MSA 35 MSL 32 PMA 4 PMB 37 PMC THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 19 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 2 of 38

21 Richmond Tweed region The Richmond Tweed region of New South Wales is located on the north-east coast of the state. Of the manufacturing sectors under MSA s coverage, furniture and other manufacturing had the most number of business locations (141) and employed 31 people in Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing and the Petroleum and coal product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in Richmond - Tweed region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 141 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 13 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 12 Wood Product Manufacturing 13 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 63 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing 44 Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 29 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 51 Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 2 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 127 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 64 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 89 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 141 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 2 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 21 of 38

22 In 29 there were 495 students in the Richmond Tweed region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (289) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 58% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Richmond Tweed region 21. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Richmond - Tweed LMF 42 LMT 9 MEA 5 MEM 289 MSA 1 MSL 41 PMA 1 PMB 16 PMC THC* 1 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 21 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 22 of 38

23 Mid-North Coast region The Mid-North Coast region of New South Wales lies between the Hunter and the Richmond Tweed regions. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 169 locations, employing 78 people in This was the second largest manufacturing sector in the Mid-North Coast region 22. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing and the Petroleum and coal product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in Mid-North Coast region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 14 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 21 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 93 Wood Product Manufacturing 191 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 71 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing 13 Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 27 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 78 Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 21 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 169 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 78 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 92 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 139 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 22 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 23 of 38

24 In 29 there were 99 students in the Mid-North Coast region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (65) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 65% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Mid-North Coast region 23. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Mid-North Coast LMF 149 LMT 158 MEA 12 MEM 65 MSA 1 MSL 7 PMA 1 PMB 4 PMC THC* 8 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 23 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 24 of 38

25 Northern region The Northern region is located west of the Richmond - Tweed and Mid-North Coast regions. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 118 locations, employing 449 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the Northern region 24. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing, the Petroleum and coal product manufacturing and the Primary metal and metal product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in Northern region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 73 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 13 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 44 Wood Product Manufacturing 73 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 41 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 118 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 48 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 75 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 37 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 24 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 25 of 38

26 In 29 there were 766 students in the Northern region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (654) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 85% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Northern region 25. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Northern region LMF 4 LMT 23 MEA 31 MEM 654 MSA 1 MSL 7 PMA PMB 1 PMC THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 25 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 26 of 38

27 North Western region The North Western region is located to the west of the Northern and Hunter regions. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 68 locations, employing 241 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the North Western region 26. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Printing, the Petroleum and coal product manufacturing and the Non-metallic mineral product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in North Western region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 65 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 18 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 3 Wood Product Manufacturing 42 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing 12 Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 12 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 12 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 68 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 2 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 47 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 27 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 26 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 27 of 38

28 In 29 there were 62 students in the North Western region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (482) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for 8% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the North Western region 27. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - North Western LMF 21 LMT 81 MEA 4 MEM 482 MSA MSL 6 PMA PMB 7 PMC THC* 1 Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 27 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 28 of 38

29 Central West region The Central West region is located to the west of Sydney and south-west of the Hunter region. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 145 locations, employing 62 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the Central West region 28. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing and the Basic chemical and chemical product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in the Central West region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 87 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 18 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 48 Wood Product Manufacturing 62 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 27 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 18 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 49 Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 24 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 145 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 25 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 69 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 42 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 28 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 29 of 38

30 In 29 there were 1,56 students in the Central West region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (841) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 75% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Central West region 29. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Central West LMF 42 LMT 55 MEA 3 MEM 841 MSA 73 MSL 25 PMA 9 PMB 8 PMC THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 29 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 3 of 38

31 South Eastern region The South Eastern region is located to the south-west of Sydney and the Illawarra and south of the Central West region, extending along the coast to the border with Victoria. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 142 locations, employing 73 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the South Eastern region 3. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing and the Petroleum and coal product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in the South Eastern region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 11 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 39 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing 58 Wood Product Manufacturing 111 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 51 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 59 Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 19 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 142 Transport Equipment Manufacturing Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 5 54 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 67 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 3 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 31 of 38

32 In 29 there were 62 students in the South Eastern region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (515) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 8% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the South Eastern region 31. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - South Eastern LMF 81 LMT 1 MEA 4 MEM 515 MSA 1 MSL 8 PMA 1 PMB PMC THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehilces qualifications only 31 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 32 of 38

33 Murrumbidgee region The Murrumbidgee region is located to the west of the South Eastern region and to the south of the Central West and North Western regions. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 124 locations, employing 337 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the Murrumbidgee region 32. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing and the Basic chemical and chemical product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in the Murrumbidgee region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 88 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 27 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing Wood Product Manufacturing Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 32 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 1 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 35 Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing 25 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 124 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 23 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 63 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 35 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 32 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 33 of 38

34 In 29 there were 78 students in the Murrumbidgee region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (658) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for nearly 85% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Murrumbidgee region 33. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Murrumbidgee LMF 39 LMT 18 MEA 13 MEM 658 MSA 12 MSL 29 PMA 8 PMB PMC 3 THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 33 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 34 of 38

35 Murray region The Murray region is located to the west of the South Eastern region extending along the border with Victoria. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 99 locations, employing 69 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the Murray region 34. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the Textile, leather, clothing and footwear manufacturing, Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing and Petroleum and coal product manufacturing sectors. Manufacturing in the Murray region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 7 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 13 Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing Wood Product Manufacturing 47 Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) 25 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing 9 9 Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 99 Transport Equipment Manufacturing 44 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 64 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 25 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 34 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 35 of 38

36 In 29 there were 592 students in the Murray region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (465) undertaking a qualification in 29. This Training Package accounted for over 75% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Murray region 35. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Murray LMF 49 LMT 16 MEA 2 MEM 465 MSA 22 MSL 1 PMA 1 PMB 12 PMC 6 THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only 35 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 36 of 38

37 Far West region The Far West region is located to the west of the North Western region and north of the Murray extending along the border with South Australia to the border with Queensland. It is the smallest of all regions for manufacturing in New South Wales, having only 263 locations in which manufacturing is carried out. Within the sectors covered by MSA Training Packages, fabricated metal product manufacturing had businesses operating in 14 locations, employing 56 people in This was the largest manufacturing sector in the Far West region 36. Note: In the graph below, data is not publicly available from the ABS for the following sectors: Textile, leather, clothing and footwear manufacturing Printing Petroleum and coal product manufacturing Basic chemical and chemical product manufacturing Non-metallic mineral product manufacturing Primary metal and metal product manufacturing. Manufacturing in the Far West region Number of business locations by industry subdivision 26-7 Food Product Manufacturing 6 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing Textile, Leather, Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing Wood Product Manufacturing Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media) Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing Non-metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 14 Transport Equipment Manufacturing Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 6 6 Furniture and Other Manufacturing 5 Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) 36 Australian Bureau of Statistics Counts of Australian Businesses 26-7 (Additional Datacube) Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 37 of 38

38 In 29 there were 244 students in the Far West region undertaking training from an MSA Training Package. Uptake of MSA Training Packages mirrored the major manufacturing sectors. The Metal and Engineering Training Package had the most number of students (233) undertaking a qualification in 28. This Training Package accounted for over 95% of all students undertaking qualifications from MSA Training Packages in the Far West region 37. Students at publicly funded institutions in New South Wales 29 By MSA Training Package and region - Far West LMF 1 LMT 1 MEA 7 MEM 233 MSA MSL 2 PMA PMB PMC THC* Source: NCVER VOCSTATS accessed September 21 THC* - Recreational Vehicles qualifications only END 37 National Centre for Vocational Education Research VOCSTATS accessed September 21 Manufacturing Skills Australia - Industry statistics for manufacturing in New South Wales as at June 211 Page 38 of 38

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