Heavy industrial staffing
Heavy industrial operations depend on skilled, safety-minded people who can keep complex projects, facilities, and production environments moving. From manufacturing plants and power generation facilities to mining, utilities, maintenance operations, and large-scale industrial projects, employers need workers who understand demanding worksites, strict schedules, and the importance of getting the job done right.
Action Technology provides staffing and workforce support for companies operating in heavy industrial environments. We help connect employers with qualified candidates for technical, skilled trade, operations, maintenance, administrative, and project-support roles that keep facilities productive and projects on track.
Since 1982, Action Technology has supported clients ranging from regional businesses to large international firms. Our Virginia-based company provides staffing and workforce solutions across multiple service areas, including staff augmentation, employer of record and payroll services, information technology, direct placement, turbine generator maintenance and repair services, safety training, and ultrasound leak detection.
Employers partner with Action Technology because we understand the pace and pressure of industrial work. We help reduce the time and effort required to source, screen, and onboard qualified talent so your internal team can stay focused on operations, safety, and performance.
MILLWRIGHTS
- Assembling and installing machines, testing to make sure they are working correctly
- Work in full compliance with the approved safety regulations
- Managing the layout and placement of equipment and machinery in factory settings to ensure minimum downtime
- Identifying and repairing problematic parts of a machine by running tests, making temporary repairs, or installing new parts
- Dismantling older machines and replacing them with new ones
- Overseeing preventive maintenance by identifying and correcting potential issues, removing worn out pieces and lubricating mechanical parts
- Using machinery or equipment, such as forklifts, to move mechanical parts
- Good at adhering to strict safety guidelines and cognizant of safety risks
- Mechanical aptitude in dealing with wrenches, hammers, forklifts, and other similar tools
- Working knowledge of mechanical technical skills to allow them to effectively read documents such as specifications, machine manuals, and blueprints
- Proficient in troubleshooting techniques to solve machine issues
- Excellent mathematical skills and strong attention to detail
- Ability to be a team player due to constant interactions with similar employees and stakeholders such as Engineers, Plant Managers, and Part Vendors, amongst others
WELDERS
- Reading and interpreting blueprints, sketches, or product specifications to determine the appropriate welding process
- Using manual or semi-automatic welding equipment to fuse metal pieces together
- Inspecting and maintaining welding equipment and machinery
- Testing and inspecting welded surfaces and structures for flaws and compliance with safety standards
- Ensuring all welding operations are performed according to specifications and within the allotted time
- Documenting all welding procedures and information
- Ensuring adherence to safety protocols and procedures during welding operations
- Repairing broken or damaged metal objects as needed
- Collaborating with engineers and other team members on large projects
- Maintaining current knowledge of welding techniques, materials, and equipment
pipefitters
- Reading and interpreting blueprints, pipe system specifications, and diagrams
- Measuring, cutting, and threading pipes according to specifications
- Assembling and installing a variety of metal and nonmetal pipes and pipe fittings
- Using hand and power tools to secure pipes to structures and fixtures
- Inspecting and testing installed pipe systems and pipelines
- Troubleshooting and repairing piping systems
- Complying with safety regulations and maintaining clean and safe work areas
- Estimating material and labor requirements for projects
- Ordering required materials for projects and maintaining inventory
- Communicating effectively with team members and supervisors to ensure work is completed correctly and efficiently
- Inspecting and testing the operation of electrical components and systems
- Installing industrial electrical systems, including wiring, conduit, and electrical apparatus
- Identifying and repairing electrical problems using a variety of testing devices
- Reading / interpreting electrical and electronic circuit blueprints, diagrams, and schematics
- Carrying out preventive maintenance to avoid unnecessary repairs and downtime
- Documenting repairs and maintenance procedures for future referenc
electricians
- Reading and interpreting blueprints, sketches, or product specifications to determine the appropriate welding process
- Using manual or semi-automatic welding equipment to fuse metal pieces together
- Inspecting and maintaining welding equipment and machinery
- Testing and inspecting welded surfaces and structures for flaws and compliance with safety standards
- Ensuring all welding operations are performed according to specifications and within the allotted time
- Documenting all welding procedures and information
- Ensuring adherence to safety protocols and procedures during welding operations
- Repairing broken or damaged metal objects as needed
- Collaborating with engineers and other team members on large projects
- Maintaining current knowledge of welding techniques, materials, and equipment
When you need qualified people for heavy industrial roles, Action Technology is ready to help. Whether you are filling one key position or building a project team, we can support your hiring needs with flexible staffing and recruitment solutions.
Contact Action Technology today to discuss your heavy industrial staffing needs.