Completed Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) Project - Maintenance Manager & Maintenance Technicians - Central & South Indiana

 In recent years, we have found that many manufacturers have a very difficult time finding and retaining good Maintenance Manager & Maintenance Technicians.  From a recently completed project, the following not-selected candidates may still be available for hire.




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