Manufacturing Contract Staffing
Need a new manufacturing expert for your team?
Find CNC machinists, maintenance techs, production workers and more using PeopleSolutions’ contract staffing services.
Secure your next manufacturing expert with PeopleSolutions.
Looking for a temporary worker? Contract-to-hire? Interim leader?
Let our team take the burden of hiring away from your team. PeopleSolutions has spent years networking and placing contract staff within the manufacturing industry. Our access to a unique network of candidates combined with our industry experience allows us to find the talent you need quickly and without compromise.
Experience
30+ Years
Candidates
7+ Million
Placements
100+ Each Year
Choose the search type that best fits your needs.
Contract-to-Hire
Contract-to-hire is a hiring model where you bring someone in on a contract basis first, then convert them to a permanent employee if the fit is right…
Temporary Staffing
Temporary staffing is a hiring model that gives you access to workers for a defined period without adding a permanent hire on day one…
Staff Augmentation
Staff augmentation is a hiring model where you temporarily add external professionals to your existing team…
Statement of Work
A project-based hiring and delivery model where you engage an outside provider to deliver a defined outcome, milestone, or scope of work…
Employer of Record
An employer of record is a third-party organization that legally employs a worker on your behalf while you direct the person’s day-to-day work…
Interim Executive Search
Interim executive search is a recruiting model built to place senior leaders into time-bound or transitional roles…
Benefits of Contract Staffing
Time
Fill critical roles faster with our pipeline of talent.
Expertise
Hire the exact skills you need when you need them.
Flexibility
Scale your workforce up or down as needed.
Manufacturing Roles
We work with...
No matter where you work in the industry, PeopleSolutions has the experience and resources necessary to find a contract employee to fill your role.
Production & Assembly
Commonly filled roles:
- Production Worker
- Assembly Technician
- Machine Operator
- Line Operator
CNC & Precision
Commonly filled roles:
- CNC Machinist
- CNC Operator
- CNC Programmer
- CNC Setup Operator
Advanced Manufacturing
Commonly filled roles:
- Robotics Technician
- Additive Manufacturing Technician
- Automation Specialist
- PLC Programmer
Maintenance
Commonly filled roles:
- Maintenance Technician
- Maintenance Mechanic
- Industrial Electrician
- Automation Technician
Quality & Compliance
Commonly filled roles:
- Quality Inspector
- Quality Technician
- Quality Engineer
- Compliance Specialist
Engineering
Commonly filled roles:
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Process Engineer
- Industrial Engineer
- Automation Engineer
Supply Chain & Operations
Commonly filled roles:
- Production Planner
- Logistics Coordinator
- Warehouse Supervisor
- Operations Manager
Leadership
Commonly filled roles:
- Production Supervisor
- Plant Manager
- Operations Manager (Manufacturing)
- Shift Supervisor
Fabrication & Welding
Commonly filled roles:
- MIG Welder
- TIG Welder
- Fabricator
- Pipefitter
Great and supportive in my search for new hires!
Hunter C.
Contract Employer
Alan was recommended to me by another person whom he had placed. This is the only time I have ever proactively reached out to a recruiter as a candidate. Alan and I spent an enormous amount of time originally discussing my goals and my strengths. He did not try to force me into a job that did not fit, rather he waited several months until we found a match. Alan is the most thorough recruiter with whom I have ever worked. The manner in which he goes about his business is truly a craft and a fantastic example of the value a talented recruiter offers.
Andrew M.
Past Candidate
Alan is top-notch at his craft. I was lucky enough to have Alan reach out to me and get me introduced for a new position which when receiving an offer I accepted. Throughout the course of the interviewing process, Alan was very communicative and helped to make the situation easy and stress-free for all parties. I would highly recommend Alan as a recruiter and look forward to working with him again!
Sean M.
Past Candidate
Hiring Process
How to Hire with PeopleSolutions
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1
Connect
Contact one of our team members via contact form, email, phone, or LinkedIn. -
2
Share
Share with our team the needs of your business and the requirements your team has for the role you’d like to hire. -
3
Assess
Our team will begin their search for your role and send you updates as we find candidates that we think would be a good fit. You will have the chance to assess each candidate and provide feedback. -
4
Hire
Once you’ve found a candidate you’re happy with, it’s time to onboard! We’ll handle payroll, taxes and benefits for you.
FAQs
What is the difference between manufacturing contract staffing and direct hire?
Manufacturing contract staffing places professionals on a temporary or project basis, often to address demand spikes or short-term needs. Direct hire recruitment focuses on permanent placements. Contract staffing offers flexibility and faster deployment.
How quickly can manufacturing contract staff be deployed?
Deployment timelines depend on skill requirements and local labor supply. For common production roles, qualified candidates may be available within days. Specialized technical roles may require longer sourcing cycles.
Is manufacturing contract staffing more expensive than hiring directly?
Contract staffing includes bill rates that cover payroll, compliance, and recruiting costs. However, companies avoid long-term benefit obligations and reduce vacancy-related productivity loss. The financial impact depends on role urgency and operational risk.
What roles are typically filled through manufacturing contract staffing?
Common roles include CNC machinists, maintenance technicians, quality inspectors, production supervisors, warehouse leads, and industrial engineers supporting plant projects.
How does manufacturing contract staffing reduce operational risk?
It reduces vacancy time, limits overtime exposure, supports safety compliance, and allows flexible scaling aligned with production demand. These factors protect output and margin.
