Industries We Recruit For

Power and energy first. Manufacturing, information technology and construction alongside. Every search is direct hire, and every candidate is screened before you see them.

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Power and Energy: NETA Certified Testing Technicians

Level I to IV test, relay and commissioning technicians for accredited testing companies, utilities and data center construction. Most current openings are tied to data center projects.

Power and Energy Recruiting →

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Manufacturing

CNC machinists and programmers through to manufacturing engineers, plant managers and operations leaders. Michigan, Illinois, the Carolinas and Texas.

Manufacturing Recruiting →

Server racks with network cabling in a data center

Information Technology

Network, software, cloud and security roles, from engineer to IT director.

IT Recruiting →

Construction workers on a site

Construction

Project managers, superintendents, estimators, safety coordinators and skilled trades.

Construction Recruiting →

Other Industries

Searches aren't limited to these four. Field service openings are a particular favourite, and there have been placements in healthcare, HR and accounting. If the role sits outside the list, it's still worth a call.


The Same Process in Every Industry

Four steps, whichever industry the search is in.

01

Brief

A call to define the role, the site, the certification level and the travel rotation.

02

Screen

Every candidate is checked on the equipment, the standards the role demands, and whether they will do the travel or relocation. Only those who pass go on the list.

03

Present

A short list, not a stack. The first interview starts at the technical conversation.

04

Place

Offer, start date, and a follow-up once they're on site.

Next Step

Not Sure Which Industry Fits?

If the role doesn't sit neatly in one of these four, book a call anyway. Tom will tell you straight whether it's a search he can run.

Book a Call

Pick a time that suits you on Tom's calendar. Fifteen minutes, no preparation needed.