Manufacturing staffing: Keep the line running.
An open maintenance job puts the line at risk. Meet people who can fill it.

We match on
- Skill
- Equipment
- Shift
The problem
A line that stops costs more than a hire.
Maintenance technicians are hard to find.
Second and third shifts are hard to fill.
Turnover on the floor is high.
How Job.com helps
Matched to the job
We match on the skill, the equipment and the shift.
“You meet people who know this type of equipment and want this shift.”
Already interested
Each person knows the shift, the pay and the plant location before the introduction.
“They chose second shift. You do not need to persuade them.”
Followed to day one
Contract staff for production peaks, and direct hires for maintenance, quality and supervisor roles.
“One team stays with the hire until the first day on the floor.”
Roles we hire for in manufacturing
Who we work with
Plants of all sizes, including food processors.
- Maintenance technicians
- Industrial electricians
- Machinists
- CNC operators
- Welders
- Quality technicians
- Machine operators
- Production supervisors
- Sanitation staff
The same promise, from the other side
See it as a job seekerFor employers
For job seekers
Matched to the job
We match on the skill, the equipment and the shift.
For job seekers: A few strong matches
Bob brings only the jobs that fit your shift, your pay and your drive.
Already interested
Each person knows the shift, the pay and the plant location before the introduction.
For job seekers: Bob works for you
Tell Bob your skills, the equipment that you know and the shift that you want. Bob is free.
Followed to day one
Contract staff for production peaks, and direct hires for maintenance, quality and supervisor roles.
For job seekers: You hear back
Bob introduces you to the plant, and you get an answer. Bob also shows you which skills pay more.
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Skilled people for each shift on your floor.
Tell us the job: the role, the pay, the shift, and when you need someone.






