Machine operation
- Press operators
- CNC assistants
- Machine operators
- Equipment runners
ATI Solutions keeps manufacturers and production facilities running with W-2 production workers, screened, documented, and employed by us.
Production only works when the line is fully staffed. One missing operator slows the station before it and starves the station after it. ATI fills the seat with a screened W-2 worker, so the line runs at eight, not seven.
Organized around the parts of the operation employers actually staff.
A clear path from workforce need to active coverage.
The role, the shift, the pace of the work, and any equipment requirements.
We recruit and screen to that specification and employ the workers on our W-2.
W-2 employees; ATI handles payroll, taxes, workers' comp, and admin, invoiced weekly against approved hours.
Temporary for surges and seasonal runs, temp-to-hire to earn a permanent seat, or direct hire.
A press operator and a packer don't carry the same risk profile, so they don't get the same screening. ATI matches screening to the role and documents it per worker.
ATI staffs production environments up to and including FDA-regulated medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturing. That discipline, screening by role, training records per worker, audit-ready files, is the same system ATI runs for every production client, whether you build regulated devices or package consumer goods.
Pick the employment and recruiting model that fits the assignment, then explore the service.
Straight answers to what light industrial employers ask before engaging a staffing firm.
Light industrial staffing is the supply of hourly workers for manufacturing and production environments: machine operators, assemblers, packers, and production general labor. It is distinct from heavy industrial trades in that roles are typically trainable within days, which makes speed of screening and reliability of attendance the deciding factors.
Light industrial staffing serves production and manufacturing floors, machine operation, assembly, and packaging, while warehouse staffing serves storage and fulfillment operations, picking, packing, and forklift work. ATI staffs both, and many facilities use both under one account.
Yes. Equipment requirements are part of the role specification, and screening is matched to it. Where your facility requires machine-specific training or certification, it is verified or completed and documented before the worker takes the equipment.
Crews flex with your production calendar. Scale-ups are scheduled against your demand forecast, and scale-downs carry no severance exposure for you because the workers are our employees. You pay for hours worked, nothing else.
ATI prepares a custom bill rate based on the role, pay rate, shift, workers'-comp classification, screening and equipment requirements, and staffing model. The rate and engagement terms are documented before the assignment begins.
One conversation to scope the roles, rates, and start date. A senior partner answers, not a call center.