National Manufacturing Week
This week we’re heading along to Australia’s largest manufacturing showcase; National Manufacturing Week . NMW is on from 9-11 May at the Sydney Showground. You’ll find us at stall 2300 , located by the Business of Manufacturing theatre – and not too far from the catering either! With manufacturing more competitive than ever, manufacturers are…
By Nicole Hart
Fuse News• Manufacturing • May 7, 2018
This week we’re heading along to Australia’s largest manufacturing showcase; National Manufacturing Week . NMW is on from 9-11 May at the Sydney Showground. You’ll find us at stall 2300 , located by the Business of Manufacturing theatre – and not too far from the catering either!
With manufacturing more competitive than ever, manufacturers are constantly seeking process improvements to enhance efficiency and boost profitability. NMW allows you to source not only the latest products and services across all industry sectors, in one place at one time, but also the best recruitment solutions for your business.
Our team of industry experienced recruitment professionals and our partnership approach offers exceptional value to our customers by providing outstanding candidates quickly. We understand the industry and the importance of a stable workforce to meet production and operational demands and we pride ourselves on delivering a consistent high value service across multiple sites and locations.
Our methodology, technology and systems allow for responsive timing, managing volume assignments or identifying critical skills as well as partnering to assist in management of workplace safety, overtime reduction and upskilling workforces.
With a speciality working within regulated or controlled manufacturing industries, we understands the importance of hiring workforces that understand critical regulatory systems such as GMP, ISO and HACCP. We have a highly skilled and vetted candidate pool available and ready to meet the most demanding assignment.
“With a proven history in delivering solutions to the manufacturing industry, we are a trusted partner for many businesses providing a depth of service from workforce management through to search and selection assignments as well senior placements.” – Matthew Christensen , Director
Come and see us at National Manufacturing Week, introduce yourself, meet our team and let’s talk about the best recruitment solution for you business!
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