OEM Parts Manufacturing
OEM manufacturers demand precision, repeatability, and strict quality standards. We place skilled machinists, assembly technicians, and quality professionals who understand the demands of high-tolerance OEM production environments.
Why TSS for OEM Staffing?
Precision manufacturing has zero tolerance for wrong hires. We screen technical depth, not just resumes — so the people we send can actually do the job.
GD&T and Blueprint Literacy Screening
OEM environments require candidates who can read and interpret engineering drawings with GD&T callouts. We assess this directly in our technical screening — not just take a candidate's word for it.
CNC & Precision Machining Expertise
We recruit machinists with specific experience on Fanuc, Siemens, and Haas controllers, across 2-axis to 5-axis configurations. We match machine type, material experience, and tolerance requirements to your shop.
AS9100 & Quality Standard Awareness
OEM production demands quality culture at every level. We screen candidates on their experience within AS9100 or ISO 9001 environments — including first article inspection, non-conformance reporting, and corrective action.
Scalable Staffing for New Program Launches
Launching a new production program or adding a second shift? TSS can rapidly build and place a qualified team — machinists, assemblers, inspectors, and supervisors — on a timeline that matches your ramp schedule.
Temp-to-Perm for Production Stability
OEM manufacturers often need to evaluate candidates before committing permanently. Our temp-to-hire model lets you assess performance on your own equipment before making the offer — dramatically reducing bad hires.
OEM Positions We Recruit For
Our recruiters understand precision manufacturing, GD&T, and the standards required in AS9100-certified OEM environments.
CNC Machinist (2–5 Axis)
Skilled machinists who set up and operate CNC milling and turning centers, interpret engineering drawings, select tooling, and hold tight tolerances for precision aerospace and industrial parts.
Assembly Technician
Detail-oriented technicians who assemble sub-assemblies and final assemblies to engineering specifications, using hand tools, torque wrenches, and specialized fixtures in a production environment.
Quality Control Inspector (CMM)
Inspection professionals who use Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), calipers, micrometers, and optical comparators to verify dimensional accuracy against engineering drawings and GD&T callouts.
Manufacturing Engineer
Engineers who develop and optimize manufacturing processes, create work instructions, identify tooling requirements, and drive continuous improvement initiatives on the production floor.
Production Supervisor
Frontline leaders who manage production teams, schedule daily workloads, enforce quality standards, coordinate with engineering and planning, and drive output against production targets.
Need precision manufacturing talent?
From machinists to quality engineers — we have them.