SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
BETTER MOBILITY FOR EVERYONE
Michelin is committed to developing accessible, clean, safe and connected mobility solutions to address the challenges of sustainable economic, environmental and social development. We intend to act responsibly toward customers, employees and shareholders. We’re taking action every day and focusing on the long term consequences of our decisions. Our sustainable development approach provides a framework for this ongoing commitment to effectively carry out our responsibilities.
OUR SIX AMBITIONS FOR
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Our six ambitions for 2020 are designed to make Michelin a leader in sustainable mobility
and
one
of
the world’s top-performing companies in fulfilling all of its responsibilities.
Customer Satisfaction
Improving our customers’ satisfaction.
Personal Well‑being and Development
Work together to continuously improve health and safety in the workplace, while promoting personal growth and diversity.
Financial Performance
Secure our financial performance by pursuing excellence in every aspect of our business.
Product Performance
Widen our lead in product performance by delivering more performance while using less raw materials and improving fuel efficiency.
A Responsible Manufacturer
Set the industry standard for responsible manufacturing, logistics and purchasing.
Communities &
Sustainable Mobility
Strengthen our ties in the communities where we live and work by contributing to the vitality of the regions and encouraging employees to get involved in society. Promoting energy-efficient, low-emissions mobility.
THE MICHELIN FOOTPRINT IN NORTH AMERICA
Michelin employs more than 20,000 people and operates 19 plants in the United States and Canada. Our North American industrial plants produce nearly every type of tire, including tires for earthmovers, airplanes and vehicles worldwide. Combined with our management, marketing and research teams, Michelin continues to innovate and produce the highest quality mobility solutions to move you forward.
U.S. EMPLOYMENT BY STATE
- Alabama
- 1,858 employees
- Georgia
- 157 employees
- Indiana
- 1,591 employees
- Kentucky
- 361 employees
- North Carolina
- 476 employees
- Oklahoma
- 1,778 employees
- South Carolina
- 9,743 employees
FACILITIES IN THE UNITED-STATES
- Ardmore, Okla.*
- Est. 1969
- 1,663 employees
- Radial Passenger & Light Truck
- Dothan, Ala.*
- Est. 1979
- 504 employees
- Radial Light Truck
- Ft. Wayne, Ind.*
- Est. 1961
- 1,591 employees
- Radial Passenger & Light Truck
- Greenville, S.C.
- Est. 1985
- 1,956** employees
- North American Headquarters
- Greenville, S.C.*
- Est. 1975
- 1,030 employees
- Radial Passenger, Light Truck, Molds
- Greenville, S.C.
- Est. 1975
- 314 employees
- Operational Support
- Greenville, S.C.*
- Est. 1996
- Radial Passenger
- Greenville, S.C.
- Est. 1975
- 871** employees
- Michelin Americas Research Company
- Laurens, S.C.
- Est. 1975
- 42 employees
- Michelin Laurens Proving Grounds
- Lexington, S.C.*
- Est. 1981
- 1,535 employees
- Radial Passenger
- Lexington, S.C.*
- Est. 1998
- 763 employees
- Earthmover
- Louisville, Ky.*
- Est. 1943
- 361 employees
- American Synthetic Rubber Company
- Norwood, N.C.*
- Est. 1986
- 428** employees
- Aircraft
- Piedmont, S.C.*
- Est. 2014
- 98 employees
- Tweel
- Sandy Springs, S.C.*
- Est. 1975
- 879 employees
- Semi-Finished Products
- Spartanburg, S.C.*
- Est. 1978
- 1,160 employees
- Radial Heavy Truck
- Starr, S.C.*
- Est. 2001
- 295 employees
- Semi-Finished Rubber
- Starr, S.C.*
- Est. 2013
- 191 employees
- Earthmover
- Tuscaloosa, Ala.*
- Est. 1945
- 1,341 employees
- Radial Passenger & Light Truck
FACILITIES IN CANADA
- Pictou County, NS
- Est. 1971
- 27 employees
- Canadian Operations & Support
- Pictou County, NS*
- Est. 1971
- 757 employees
- Radial Passenger, Light Truck, Molds
- Bridgewater, NS*
- Est. 1971
- 1,200 employees
- Radial Passenger & Light Truck, and Steel Cord
- Waterville, NS*
- Est. 1982
- 1,433 employees
- Radial Heavy Truck & Earthmover
- Montreal, QC
- Est. 1947
- 134** employees
- Canada Headquarters
RETREADING LOCATIONS
- Covington, Ga.*
- Est. 2000
- 157 employees
- Tread Production, Heavy Truck
- Asheboro, N.C.
- Est. 1965
- 157 employees
- Tread Production, Heavy Truck
- Salisbury, N.C.
- Est. 1967
- 26 employees
- Retread Equipment, Heavy Truck
- Duncan, S.C.
- Est. 1989
- 49 employees
- Tire Retreading, Heavy Truck
*Identifies Michelin North America’s major manufacturing plants
**Includes field sales and support employees assigned to the location but working
remotely