Results

Sought. Found.

Filled roles in machinery, plant engineering and technical field service: service technicians, industrial mechanics, CNC machinists. Every case with role, company size and time to hire – open to scrutiny in the first call.

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14 companies. Every number open to scrutiny.

What you read here is the role, the company size and the time to hire. We do not round numbers and we do not drop timeframes. The company names are missing because these companies did not consent to being named – in the first call we go through every case.

Anchor case

Special-purpose machinery · 50+ employees

14 days to the hire

Sought: Field service technician
Starting point: Installed base at customer sites, service contracts falling behind, the role had been posted on a job board for months.
Result: 31 applications, one field service technician hired – fourteen days after launch.

CNC machinery · 80+ employees

25 days to the hire

Sought: CNC service technician
Result: One qualified CNC service technician, hired after 25 days.

Machinery · 50+ employees

4 hires in the first month

Sought: Service and maintenance technicians
Result: 44 applications in the trial month, four hires from them.

Materials engineering · 50+ employees

8 hires in four months

Sought: Machinists, logistics, marketing lead
Starting point: Three divisions at once, each with its own candidate market.
Result: Over 100 applications and eight hires across four months.

Intralogistics · industrial group

45 applications hired after 30 days

Sought: Field service technician
Result: 45 applications, one service technician hired after 30 days.

Precision machining · 15 employees

3 candidates for two roles, in the first month

Sought: CNC machinists
Starting point: Two open machinist roles in a small company with no HR department.
Result: Three qualified candidates in the trial month – one role more than planned.

Metal forming · 60+ employees

18 applications first hire in under a month

Sought: Welder
Result: 18 qualified applications, the first hire in under a month.

Metal and plant engineering · 200+ employees

2 fitters in the first month

Sought: Assembly / field fitters
Starting point: Two assembly roles that had been open for over a year.
Result: Both roles filled within the trial month.

Pump technology · 20+ employees

1 hire despite a narrow requirement profile

Sought: Service technician, narrow profile
Starting point: A profile the company itself considered unfillable – pump technology plus field service plus on-call duty.
Result: One qualified pump-technology service technician hired.

Steel construction · 75+ employees

30 days to the hire

Sought: Project manager
Result: One qualified project manager, hired after just under 30 days.

Machinery · 12+ employees

4 weeks to the hire

Sought: Service technician
Starting point: A small company with no HR department; management handled recruiting on the side.
Result: One qualified service technician hired in under four weeks.

Machining and grinding · 25+ employees

2 hires 30 days each

Sought: Miller and turner
Starting point: Two separate profiles, filled one after the other through the same channel.
Result: One miller and one turner, each hired after 30 days.

Machine factory · 20+ employees

3 apprenticeships filled in 45 days

Sought: Apprentices, technical trades
Starting point: The training year was about to start with three places unfilled.
Result: Over 60 applications in 45 days, three hires for the training intake.

Sheet metal processing · 50+ employees

4 hires across three role profiles

Sought: Machine operators, warehouse staff, driver
Starting point: Three different profiles from the same regional candidate market.
Result: One machine operator, one driver and two warehouse staff hired.

The guarantee

We guarantee the hire. Not the number of applications.

A recruitment agency hands you a head and invoices 15 to 25 percent of the annual gross salary. A campaign provider hands you applications and measures itself by their volume. We measure ourselves by the filled role: if a committed position stays open, we re-fill it – at no further cost to you.

Before any contract there is the feasibility check: it tells you in advance whether your role can be filled in your catchment area. If it comes back negative, we decline – that is the cheaper outcome for both of us.

How the system works

Feasibility check

One company per area. See if yours is still open.

A field service technician hired in fourteen days. A machining company with three candidates for two roles in the first month. No magic pill – a system that stays in the company afterwards. The feasibility check tells you whether your role can be filled in your catchment area. If it cannot, we decline before you spend a cent. One company per field and area.

What happens on the first call

We run the numbers on your catchment area: how many suitable skilled workers are within range and whether your role can be filled there.
You see the filled cases with role, company size and time to hire – and you may question every figure.
You learn what the build costs in your case. Including when we advise against it.

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