Engineers we place

The disciplines, and what we check in each.

Sourced from Southern Africa, screened against your brief, and verified before you meet them.

Industrial engineering

Process, production, manufacturing and operations engineers who improve throughput and take cost out of a line without breaking quality.

Verified in this discipline: process and line design work, quality systems, statistical tools, the software they claim.

  • Process improvement
  • Production planning
  • Quality systems
  • Lean / Six Sigma
  • Plant optimisation
Industrial engineering

Design & mechanical design engineering

Product and machine design from concept to manufacture: drawings, specifications, tolerance and fit, materials selection.

Verified in this discipline: a design portfolio reviewed by a mechanical engineer, GD&T understanding, and the CAD tools named in the CV.

  • Machine design
  • Product development
  • GD&T
  • Materials
  • Design for manufacture
Design engineering

Civil engineering

Infrastructure, structures, water and site engineering — design support, documentation and site coordination.

Verified in this discipline: professional registration and standing, project history, and the codes and standards they work to.

  • Structures
  • Water & drainage
  • Roads
  • Site coordination
  • Documentation
Civil engineering

CAD & draughting

Detail draughting and modelling in the software your team already uses, to your standards and title blocks.

Verified in this discipline: a timed drawing exercise in your software, checked against your own standard.

  • SolidWorks
  • AutoCAD
  • Inventor
  • Revit
  • Tekla
  • Fusion 360
CAD and draughting

How we verify

Four checks, every engineer.

A claim that cannot be verified does not go in the file, and the candidate does not go forward.

01

Qualification

Certificates checked against the institution that issued them — not the copy in the CV.

02

Registration

Professional registration and standing confirmed with the body that holds it, where the discipline requires it.

03

Technical interview

A conversation with someone who does the work, on the work they claim to have done.

04

References

Taken from the people who managed the work, on the specific project claimed.

05

Tools

Software and equipment verified in practice — a drawing, a model, a calculation set.

06

Right to work

Identity and the legal right to work confirmed before any offer is made.

Next step

Tell us the discipline and the outcome.

We come back with questions, then a shortlist with the verification file attached.