Skilled Trades Staffing
The trades that keep equipment running and uptime high. Millwrights, pipefitters, welders, electricians, and the maintenance technicians who keep production equipment alive. This is the bench we are built on.
Skilled tradespeople are retiring faster than they are replaced.
A warm network beats a job-board search every time. We have kept ours active for exactly these roles.
Deep in the trades that production depends on.
Specialized, certified, and verified, across mechanical, electrical, and fabrication.
Mechanical
- Industrial Mechanics
- Machinists
- Maintenance Mechanics
- Millwrights
- Pipefitters
- Riggers
Electrical
- Calibration Technicians
- Controls / PLC Technicians
- Industrial Electricians
- Instrumentation
- Maintenance Electricians
- Motor / Drive Technicians
Welding & Fab
- Boilermakers
- Fabricators
- MIG Welders
- Pipe Welders
- Structural Welders
- TIG Welders
HVAC & Refrigeration
- Ammonia (PSM) Technicians
- Boiler Technicians
- Chiller Technicians
- Controls / BAS Technicians
- HVAC Technicians
- Refrigeration Technicians
Industrial Maintenance
- Conveyor Technicians
- Facilities Technicians
- Hydraulics Technicians
- Maintenance Technicians
- Reliability Technicians
- Robotics Technicians
Specialty
- CNC Machinists
- Crane / Hoist Technicians
- Insulators
- Lineworkers
- NDT Technicians
- Tool & Die
We screen trades to the certification, not the title.
A welder is not a welder. We confirm the process, the position, the material, and the certification a role actually requires before a name moves forward. The same goes for every trade we place.
Every candidate clears the same four gates, sourced, screened, qualified, presented, so the people you see are the people who can do the specific job.
- Cert-verified. Welding certs, journeyman cards, and trade licenses confirmed before presentation.
- Safety-checked. OSHA, confined space, lockout-tagout, and site-specific requirements validated.
- Contract or direct. Bring a crew on for a turnaround, or place a lead tech permanently.
- One point of contact. Someone who knows the trades, not a generalist reading off a resume.
Tell us the trade you need.
Give us the role and the certifications it requires. We will present people who actually hold them.