Manufacturing Recruitment


We support manufacturers in hiring production-ready engineering and shop-floor professionals through an operationally aligned process with practical vetting and clear decisions, reducing hiring risk and improving execution reliability.

Roles We Place

We place permanent and project-based talent across the manufacturing value chain.

Engineering & Design


Roles aligned with machining, tooling, and production environments.

  • CAD Engineers

  • Mechanical Design Engineers

  • Manufacturing / Production Designers

  • CAM Programmers

Shop-Floor & Production


Roles evaluated for process knowledge and shop-floor discipline.

  • CNC Machine Operators

  • CNC Setters and Programmers

  • Toolmakers and Machinists

  • Quality Inspectors


Logistics & Support Roles

Positions focused on material flow, site coordination, and daily operational support.

  • Forklift Operators

  • Production Support Staff

  • Heavy Vehicle Drivers

How We Select and Vet Candidates

Hiring in manufacturing carries risk when decisions rely only on CVs. Our vetting process is built around real production requirements and role-specific checks. This helps you interview fewer candidates with better clarity.

  • Before we introduce candidates, we clarify the reality of the role:

    • Equipment, machines, and processes involved

    • Materials, tolerances, and production volumes

    • Shift pattern, safety expectations, and quality standards

    • What “good” looks like in your environment (must-haves vs. trainable)

    This reduces mismatch early — especially for shop-floor roles.

  • We use a skill matrix to screen candidates against the requirements that matter for your role.

    Depending on the position, this can include:

    • Machine / process familiarity (e.g., CNC milling/turning, tooling, die casting)

    • Drawing understanding (including practical interpretation and basic GD&T awareness where relevant)

    • Setup knowledge (workholding, tooling, offsets, basic troubleshooting)

    • CAM / programming capability (where required)

    • Inspection mindset (measurement tools, quality checks, defect awareness)

    • Production discipline (safety, shift readiness, consistency)

    Candidates are selected for your specific needs — not pulled from a general list.

  • For roles where “paper experience” isn’t enough, we arrange practical assessment via partner manufacturing firms (e.g., machining and pressure die casting environments).

    This can include:

    • Hands-on skill checks aligned to the role

    • Process awareness and shop-floor behaviour

    • Basic production problem-solving (within safe limits)

    • Quality awareness and measurement approach

    The goal is simple: confirm capability in a real manufacturing setting before placement.

  • When we present candidates, we don’t just send a CV.

    We provide a practical shortlist view:

    • Strengths aligned to your requirements

    • Gaps or training needs (if any)

    • Assessment notes (if performed)

    • Availability and location constraints

    • Interview readiness and expectations

    This makes decision-making faster and reduces surprises later.

  • Once you select a candidate, we stay involved to ensure the handover is clean:

    • Clear role expectations shared before joining

    • Start-date coordination and documentation checks (as applicable)

    • Early feedback loop during onboarding to resolve issues quickly

How Placement Works

Our placement process is designed to reduce hiring risk. We align on requirements early, screen candidates using a role-specific skill matrix, and apply technical checks when required.

Define


01 Requirement intake

We start by understanding your production setup, operating conditions, and success criteria.

02 Role definition and skill matrix

Requirements are converted into a clear role scope and a role-specific skill matrix.

Evaluate


03 Candidate sourcing

Candidates are identified based on the agreed role and skill requirements.

04 Screening

Each candidate is screened against the skill matrix and role expectations.

05 Technical vetting

Hands-on or technical assessments are used where CVs alone are not sufficient.

Place


06 Shortlist submission

You receive a concise shortlist with clear assessment inputs.

07 Interview and selection

Final interviews are conducted and the hiring decision is made.

08 Onboarding support

We assist with coordination and early onboarding to reduce startup issues.

“Communication was top-notch and the final outcome was even better than we imagined. A great experience all around.”

Marcus Engineeering PVT LTD 

Get In Touch

If you are interested in working with us, complete the form with a few details about your project. We will review your request and respond within 48 hours.