General Manufacturing
From light assembly to heavy industrial production, TSS places reliable, skilled workers in general manufacturing environments across Florida and Georgia — from entry-level floor associates to plant managers.
Why TSS for Manufacturing Staffing?
General manufacturing operations need reliable workers who show up, perform, and fit the culture. TSS delivers vetted, work-ready candidates — not just warm bodies.
Fast Deployment for Production Floors
General manufacturing operations cannot afford gaps on the production floor. TSS maintains an active pipeline of machine operators, welders, and assemblers who are pre-screened and ready to start quickly — often within days.
Safety Culture & OSHA Awareness Screening
We evaluate every manufacturing candidate on their safety habits, OSHA awareness, and experience in environments with documented safety programs. We never send someone who will be a liability on your floor.
Trade Skill Verification
We go beyond the resume to verify welding certifications, machining experience, and equipment familiarity. If your facility runs specific machinery or processes, we screen candidates against those exact requirements before submitting.
High-Volume & Shift Staffing
Adding a second shift? Ramping production for a new contract? TSS can build and staff an entire shift — operators, supervisors, and maintenance — on a timeline that matches your ramp-up schedule.
Reliable Entry-Level to Supervisory Placement
From entry-level floor associates to experienced production supervisors and plant managers, TSS recruits across the full manufacturing hierarchy — so you have one trusted partner for every level of the org chart.
Manufacturing Positions We Recruit For
Our recruiters understand the trades, production environments, and safety culture required in industrial and general manufacturing operations.
Machine Operator
Production workers who set up and operate a variety of industrial machines — lathes, mills, presses, or automated equipment — to manufacture parts to specification in a high-volume environment.
Welder (TIG / MIG / Stick)
Certified welders who perform structural and precision welds on metal components using TIG, MIG, or Stick processes, reading blueprints and following weld procedures to meet quality standards.
Production Supervisor
Frontline leaders who manage production associates, maintain safety standards, coordinate with maintenance and engineering, track output metrics, and ensure shifts meet daily production goals.
Maintenance Technician
Industrial maintenance professionals who perform preventive and corrective maintenance on production equipment, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, electrical panels, and facility infrastructure.
Electro-Mechanical Assembler
Skilled assemblers who build electro-mechanical sub-assemblies and finished products using schematics and work instructions, incorporating electrical wiring, connectors, and mechanical components.
Need manufacturing workers in Florida?
We staff production floors across the Southeast — fast.