Manufacturing & Industrial

MANUFACTURING, INDUSTRIAL & SKILLED TRADES

Plant leaders, technical talent and skilled trades that keep work moving

Output, quality and safety depend on the people running the floor and the crews in the field. We help manufacturers, industrial companies and contractors hire plant leaders, engineers, maintenance managers and experienced tradespeople.

recruiting experience
11 years
where we've placed candidates
All 50 states
WOSB · WBE · MBE · SBE · SWUC / NC HUB
5 certifications
to hear back from us
1 business day

ROLES WE RECRUIT

Who we find for Manufacturing, Industrial & Skilled Trades employers

Leadership

Engineering and technical

Field and operations

HIRING CHALLENGES WE SOLVE

Why these roles are hard to fill, and how we fill them

01

Leadership gaps hurt output

An open plant manager or maintenance manager role affects the whole operation. We move quickly on critical roles.

02

Hands-on leaders are hard to find

The best plant leaders know both the numbers and the floor, and the best foremen have proven they can run a crew. We screen for both.

03

A shrinking skilled workforce

Experienced tradespeople are retiring faster than they're being replaced. We find people who are already working and open to a better opportunity, and we confirm licenses and certifications before you meet them.

04

Locations outside big cities

Many plants and job sites are in smaller communities, and some roles involve travel or shift work. We're clear about schedules and conditions from the first call.

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RECENTLY FILLED ROLES

Manufacturing, Industrial & Skilled Trades roles we've filled

A few recent searches. We keep our clients' names confidential.

Plant manager

Operations manager

Manufacturing engineering manager

Maintenance manager

Quality manager

Production supervisor

Questions

Common questions

What types of manufacturers do you work with?

list the types you serve most, e.g., industrial equipment, building products, food and beverage,
automotive parts

Electricians, mechanics, technicians, welders, pipefitters, foremen and crew leads for manufacturing,
construction, energy, utility and industrial employers.

Yes. We confirm state licenses and required certifications before presenting a candidate.

Yes. Our RPO & Project Recruiting service is set up to fill many roles around a start-up date or project schedule.