TECHNICAL
SPECIALIZATIONS
Seven technical verticals. One standard: qualified professionals who can perform in demanding environments from day one.
AEROSPACE
Where tolerances are measured in ten-thousandths.
Aerospace manufacturing demands a level of precision, documentation, and process discipline that separates qualified professionals from everyone else. We place technicians and engineers who understand AS9100, NADCAP, and what it means to work on flight-critical hardware.
Roles We Place
- Structural Assembler
- Composite Layup Technician
- Avionics Technician
- A&P Mechanic (FAA)
- Aerospace TIG / Orbital Welder
- MRO Specialist
- Aerospace Quality Inspector
- Manufacturing Engineer (Aerospace)
Key Certifications
- AS9100D
- NADCAP
- FAA A&P
- D1.9 (Structural Welding — Titanium)
- AMS specifications
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
Precision production at scale.
From 5-axis CNC machining to high-tolerance grinding and EDM, advanced manufacturing requires operators and programmers who can hold tight tolerances and read complex prints. We place professionals who can hit the floor running.
Roles We Place
- CNC Machinist (3, 4, 5-axis)
- CNC Programmer (Mastercam, Fusion 360)
- Precision Grinder
- EDM Operator (Wire & Sinker)
- Toolmaker / Die Maker
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Process Engineer
- Production Supervisor
Key Certifications
- NIMS Machining
- Mastercam Certification
- ISO 9001
- GD&T (ASME Y14.5)
WELDING
Certified welders for critical applications.
Not all welders are the same. We place certified professionals across all processes — from structural D1.1 to precision TIG on stainless and titanium to orbital tube welding for aerospace and semiconductor applications. We verify every certification.
Roles We Place
- TIG Welder (Stainless, Titanium, Inconel)
- Orbital Tube Welder
- Structural Welder (AWS D1.1)
- Pipe Welder (6G Certified)
- MIG / Flux Core Welder
- Weld Inspector (CWI)
- Welding Engineer
- Weld Procedure Specialist
Key Certifications
- AWS D1.1
- AWS D1.9
- ASME Section IX
- 6G Pipe
- CWI (Certified Welding Inspector)
- Orbital Welding Certification
QUALITY ASSURANCE
The last line of defense before delivery.
Quality professionals in aerospace and advanced manufacturing carry enormous responsibility. We place inspectors, CMM operators, and quality engineers who understand the standards, the documentation, and the consequences of getting it wrong.
Roles We Place
- CMM Operator / Programmer (PC-DMIS, Calypso)
- Quality Inspector (AS9100 / ISO)
- NDT Technician (UT, RT, PT, MT, ET)
- First Article Inspection (FAI)
- Metrology Technician
- Quality Engineer
- Supplier Quality Engineer
- Quality Manager
Key Certifications
- AS9100D
- ISO 9001
- NADCAP NDT
- NAS 410 / SNT-TC-1A
- ASQ CQE / CQI
- GD&T (ASME Y14.5)
CONTROLS & AUTOMATION
The intelligence behind the machine.
As manufacturing becomes increasingly automated, the demand for controls and automation professionals has never been higher. We place PLC programmers, robotics integrators, and controls engineers who can design, commission, and maintain complex automated systems.
Roles We Place
- PLC Programmer (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Mitsubishi)
- Robotics Integrator / Technician (FANUC, KUKA, ABB)
- Controls Engineer
- Electrical Technician (Industrial)
- SCADA / HMI Developer
- Automation Engineer
- Field Service Engineer
- Instrumentation Technician
Key Certifications
- Allen-Bradley / Rockwell Certification
- FANUC Robotics Certification
- OSHA 30 (Industrial)
- ISA Certifications
- NFPA 70E
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
Skilled trades for heavy build environments.
Industrial construction projects demand skilled tradespeople who can work safely in demanding environments, read complex drawings, and execute to specification. We place journeymen and foremen across all major trades for plant builds, turnarounds, and capital projects.
Roles We Place
- Pipefitter / Pipe Welder
- Ironworker (Structural / Reinforcing)
- Millwright
- Industrial Electrician
- Instrumentation Technician
- Rigging / Crane Operator
- Boilermaker
- Industrial Insulator
Key Certifications
- NCCER Pipefitting
- NCCER Ironworking
- NCCER Millwright
- OSHA 30 Construction
- Rigging Certification
- TWIC Card
LOW VOLTAGE & IT SYSTEMS
The infrastructure that keeps facilities running.
From structured cabling and AV systems to access control, security, and network infrastructure, low voltage and IT systems work requires licensed technicians who understand both the electrical code and the technology stack. We place professionals across commercial, industrial, and mission-critical environments.
Roles We Place
- Low Voltage Technician
- Structured Cabling Installer (Cat5e/6/6A/Fiber)
- AV Systems Technician
- Security & Access Control Technician
- Fire Alarm Technician
- Network Infrastructure Technician
- Data Center Technician
- BAS / Building Automation Technician
Key Certifications
- BICSI RCDD / Installer
- NICET (Fire Alarm / AV)
- CompTIA Network+
- Low Voltage License (state-specific)
- OSHA 10/30
- Fiber Optic Certification (CFOT)
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