Assembly line and production staffing for Michigan plants
Assembly line staffing from RHO Hiring places production workers on Michigan automotive parts, manufacturing and food plant lines: individuals who perform the same task with precision, hour after hour, while keeping up with the pace of the line. Workers receive safety training before their first day on the job. Contact us at (248) 843-0000 to staff your next shift.
Need workers? Call248-843-0000A manager usually calls back within a couple of hoursWhat do assembly line workers do?
Assembly and production workers assemble parts together, fasten and fit components, load and unload machines, transfer parts to another station, inspect their own work and maintain supplies at their station. Automotive manufacturing and other production depends on workers who can keep up with a production line, perform detailed work all day and safely work around machinery and automation. Michigan's automotive supply chain relies on this work, from the parts facility to the plants building full assemblies.
Every line has different needs. That's why RHO Hiring customizes each placement to your shift requirements, production schedules and skill demands. We ask you about the work content, cycle time, tools needed, quality checks and protective equipment. We look for workers who can follow detailed instructions while working under time constraints. Prior to starting, we train workers on safety and prepare them for working on a production line. So when they begin, they spend their first shift learning your station instead of the basics.
Normal shifts are 8-10 hours. Most plants run two or three shifts with weekend overtime as needed to meet volume or launch needs. RHO staffs stable crews and recurring plans to match your shift rotations, model changes and volume increases. For full plant planning please review our factory hiring guide.
Interested in assembly or production opportunities? View current openings for assembly and production or call (248) 843-0000 to schedule an appointment at our Southfield location Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RHO Hiring is an equal opportunity employer.
Rhythm and accuracy
Screened employees. Dependable people with attention to detail, the two things a moving line needs most.
Prepared for the line
Workers learn about production-line expectations and receive safety training prior to starting work.
What assembly and production workers handle
Assembly
Assembles parts by hand or with hand and power tools according to station work instructions.
Parts and component handling
Handling movement, sorting, kitting and staging of parts to ensure all stations are supplied with what they need.
Machine assistance
Loading and unloading equipment and supporting operators at automated stations.
Checking their own work
Checking each piece to ensure it conforms to standard and identifying non-conforming parts.
Packing finished parts
Packing specified parts into containers or boxes per customer specification with appropriate labels.
Changeovers
Assisting with clearing and stocking stations when the line switches over to a new part.
Keeping pace
Operating to the line cycle time without compromising quality targets.
Housekeeping
Keeping stations clean and organized to your plant's standards.
Ways to staff your lines
Mix them as your floor needs. Your manager sets it up with you.
- 1Steady line crews
A fixed crew on each line. Attendance and replacements are handled by RHO.
- 2Launches and volume increases
Extra workers while a new program ramps up or volume climbs.
- 3Every shift
First, second and third shift, plus weekend overtime.
- 4Temp-to-hire
A route to your payroll for line workers you'd like to retain.
When does an assembly line need more people?
- Lines run below rate because stations are empty
- Your best employees are used to fill in for others rather than working their own station
- Quality slips when new workers join the line
- You have an upcoming launch or new contract and your crew is full
- Overtime is filling the same gaps week after week
From your call to a full shift
One call. Workers who are matched to your specific floor. A team that stays on the account.
Tell us what you need
Call 248-843-0000, or send the request form: the roles, how many people, the shifts and the start date.
We learn your floor
We learn your workflow, shifts, volume and site rules, allowing us to match workers to the work, rather than just a job title.
Matched and prepared
Employees are vetted for reliability, trained in safety and briefed on your site's expectations before arriving on-site.
Managed on the job
We keep a team on the account. We follow up with your supervisors and swap or add people quickly.
Why Michigan plants staff assembly lines with RHO Hiring
Built for production lines
RHO staffs automotive parts facilities, factories and food plants, so we understand what a production line expects from people.
Prepared before they start
Workers get reliability screening, safety training and a line rules review prior to the first shift.
Plans that follow your cycles
Staffing plans that recur with your shift patterns and adjust to model changes and volume growth.
Locally owned in Southfield
Not a franchise. The owners answer for every placement.
“We, as owners, come in and work directly with our clients.”
Vadym MakoveyCo-Founder, RHO Hiring- Locally owned, not a franchiseNo franchise fees. No remote head office. The company you call is the company that staffs your floor.
- The owners on your accountVadym Makovey, George Makovey and Jackson Siersma work directly with our clients and are answerable for every placement.
- A management team that staysOur dedicated team follows up with your supervisors and resolves issues quickly so they don't cost you shifts.
Assembly line staffing questions
Don’t see yours? Call 248-843-0000 and a manager will answer it.
Do you staff automotive suppliers?
Yes. We staff automotive manufacturing plants (parts facilities included). We provide you with assembly line workers, quality inspectors, parts handlers and machine assistants, and we train them in the expected conduct and safety requirements for automotive manufacturing lines.
How is assembly staffing priced?
Hourly, based on a billing rate that pays for the worker's wages, the cost of employing them and RHO's recruiting and management. Shift, overtime, head count and duration of assignment affect the rate. You will be quoted a rate before any employees start.
Who trains workers on our station?
RHO pre-trains workers on safety and production-line behavior before they begin work. Your team familiarizes them with the station, work instructions and the quality expectation. The more we know about your line ahead of time, the better we can prepare them.
How fast can line workers start?
Jobs for entry level assembly are typically filled faster than skilled positions. A manager calls you back, typically within a couple of hours, and provides an estimated start date when your order is placed.
What if a line worker doesn't work out?
Report it to your RHO manager. We will investigate and if necessary terminate the assignment and replace them with someone more comfortable with the pace and work.
Can we hire line workers permanently?
Yes. Workers may transition to temp-to-hire or onto your payroll based on the terms of your agreement with RHO. Plants often utilize temp-to-hire to create the foundation of a new shift.
Dependable people for your facility
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- General LaborEntry-level workers for loading, sorting, material handling, line support and housekeeping in distribution centers, plants and manufacturing facilities.
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