Equipment
- Forklift operators
- Reach-truck drivers
- Pallet-jack handlers
ATI can support warehouses, fulfillment centers, distribution operations, and logistics teams with flexible W-2 warehouse staffing services built around real shifts, role requirements, and changing workforce demand.
Warehouse demand rarely stays flat. It moves with throughput, peak season, new accounts, and carrier deadlines. Temporary warehouse staffing can add coverage when volume spikes and scale back when the need changes, without turning a temporary increase into permanent payroll.
Organized around the parts of the operation employers actually staff.
A clear path from workforce need to active coverage.
Role, pay range, schedule, equipment, shift pattern, screening requirements, site rules, and start date.
Recruiting and screening are matched to the assignment, not forced into one generic staffing process.
Temporary workers are ATI W-2 employees. ATI handles payroll, payroll taxes, workers' comp, and employment admin.
Use staffing for a surge, an ongoing crew, or a path into permanent hiring, depending on the model.
Equipment-heavy, process-sensitive roles need more than a name on a roster. ATI can structure recruiting and screening around the actual assignment, while the W-2 employment relationship stays with ATI.
ATI staffs warehouse and materials-handling roles with the same documentation discipline it runs inside FDA-regulated manufacturing: role-based screening, training records kept per worker, and audit-ready files. Consistent crews, one accountable partner, and replacement on a phone call.
Pick the employment and recruiting model that fits the assignment, then explore the service.
Straight answers to what warehouse & logistics employers ask before engaging a staffing firm.
A warehouse staffing agency recruits, screens, and employs hourly workers, forklift operators, pickers, packers, and dock labor, and places them with warehouses and fulfillment operations. The agency remains the legal employer and carries payroll, taxes, and workers' compensation, while the operation directs the daily work.
Yes, surge coverage is the core use case. Scale-ups are planned against your volume calendar, and because the workers are ATI W-2 employees, scaling back down after peak carries no severance or unemployment exposure for you.
Equipment roles are staffed with operators whose qualifications are verified or completed and documented before assignment, matched to the equipment classes your operation runs.
ATI prepares a custom bill rate based on factors such as the position, pay rate, schedule, workers'-comp classification, screening requirements, location, and staffing model. The rate and engagement terms are documented before the assignment begins.
Yes. Workers placed through ATI's temporary staffing service are ATI W-2 employees. ATI handles payroll, applicable payroll taxes, workers' compensation, and employment administration.
One conversation to scope the roles, rates, and start date. A senior partner answers, not a call center.