Flexblue Staffing
Staffing & Recruiting |
Team Size
9 professionals
Founded
Est. 2013
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States
Specializations
General Labor & Warehousing
Trade & Skilled Labor
Construction
Manufacturing
About Agency
Overview
- Founded in 2013 as an affiliate of FTS, located in Deer Park, Texas
- Small staffing firm with 9 employees specializing in talent recruitment
- Focuses on identifying top talent for industrial, manufacturing, and trade sectors
- Provides both temporary and full-time staffing solutions in Texas
- Located at 412 W Pasadena Blvd in Deer Park, Texas 77536-4864
Specializations
- General Labor & Warehousing recruitment for industrial clients
- Trade & Skilled Labor placement in manufacturing environments
- Construction sector staffing with emphasis on skilled trade positions
- Manufacturing workforce solutions targeting entry-level to specialized roles
Services & Approach
- Temporary staffing for light industrial positions
- Full-time candidate recruitment for manufacturing environments
- Skilled trade position placement including welders and technical workers
- Workforce solutions for marine, construction, and environmental sectors
Contact Information
Full Address
412 W Pasadena Blvd, Deer Park, Texas, United States, 77536-4864
Phone
+1 281-884-8947
Keywords
recruitingstaffingindustrialconstructionenvironmentalcdlhrpayrollwarehousefabricationmarineweldertechnical
Reviews (from Google)
David Gilbert
10 Nov 2021
My experience dealing with Reliant has always been stress free and seamless. Their staff is nothing short of professional and clearly have my best interest in mind. Through the process, they keep me informed and continually lay out the best options suited to fit my goals and needs. When searching for a career change or just an excellent opportunity, Reliant will remain my go to and should be yours!
Martin Garibay
30 Sep 2021
Just got called for a job offer in Laporte tx, a desk worker named Tiffany was really helpful with all the questions I had asked and was very patient with me. Honestly made my day by how professional she was, thank you Tiffany.
Stephen Gower
14 Dec 2019
Wow !! Just looked at an add posting on Indeed. General labor, Ft lewis. One of the requirements said “Must be able to read a tape measure to 30,000th of an inch”. Are you talking about reading calipers, or a micrometer ? Most everyday construction tape measures are marked to the 1/16th of an inch, some are marked to 1/32nd of an inch, which is probably what you meant, Unless the bowling ally is going to start making jet engines, and having the floor sweeper do the machinist set up ?
