SST - RECRUITING SPECIALITIES

Collage of precision manufacturing professionals at work — CNC machining, welding, quality inspection, engineering design, and aerospace assembly.

SkillSource Tech specializes in one area - Precision Manufacturing Professionals.

Our Recruiting Specialties

GMs, Shift Supervisors, Quality Managers, Production Supervisors, Maintenance Managers, Estimators, Schedulers, Buyers, and Human Resource Managers to name a few.

Design, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Process, Application, Welding, and Quality Engineers who design and improve how your parts actually get made.

Programmers fluent across major CAM platforms, G-code, and multi-axis machining — from Mastercam to Fusion 360 to manual editing at the control.

Specialists in 3D printing/additive production environments, from program setup to post-processing.

Precision measurement experts who verify parts that meet specs, using CMMs (Coordinate Measuring Machines) and related metrology tools.

CNC Mill, CNC Lathe, Swiss CNC, EDM, and CNC Mill/Turn machinists with verified shop-floor competency, not just resume experience.

Inspectors who understand blueprint reading, GD&T, and the quality-system standards (AS9100, ISO 9001) your industry demands.

Welders – MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux Core, NAVSEA, MIL-STD, AWS Certified, and Robotic Welder Operators

ASNT/NAS410 Level I, II, and III Inspectors, with MT, PT, UT, RT/X-Ray, ET, and VT certifications.

Sheet metal operators such as Punch Press, Brake Press, Deburrers, Grinders, etc. skilled in the processes your production line actually depends on.

CNC Repair technicians, Maintenance mechanics, industrial electricians, and PLC programmers who keep your equipment — and your production schedule — running.

We have a curated database of over 10,000 Precision Manufacturing Professionals from across the country.

Why Specialization Matters

Most staffing agencies recruit broadly — a little bit of everything, for every industry. SkillSource Tech doesn’t. We recruit exclusively for precision manufacturing, which means we understand your open roles the way a specialist understands a niche, not the way a generalist skims a job description.

We know the difference between a Swiss-type machinist and a mill/turn machinist. We know what separates a candidate who can run a CNC program from one who can write one. We know why an AS9100-certified shop has different hiring standards than a general fabrication job, and why a maintenance mechanic who’s never touched a hydraulic press isn’t the right fit for your floor.

That depth is the advantage. A broad, multi-industry recruiter has to relearn your world every time they take on your job order. We already live in it. That means faster searches, better-qualified candidates reaching your desk, and fewer wasted interviews — because we’re not guessing what “qualified” looks like in precision manufacturing. We know.

Precision Placement, Every Time

Whatever specialty you need to fill, we brings the same depth of industry knowledge to every search. That’s not a marketing line — it’s the reason manufacturers choose us over broader, less specialized agencies.