Filipino assembly line workers

Skills and certifications

• Manual and semi-automated assembly, torque tools, jigs
• Work instructions, takt time, line balancing awareness
• Visual inspection and defect reporting
• Plant-based training; electronics (IPC awareness) common

Skills are verified through trade testing and through Prime Search's partnerships with schools, training centres and TESDA, the Philippine Technical Education and Skills Development Authority.

How we test assembly workers

Dexterity and instruction test; English comprehension of work instructions. You approve the shortlist yourself — in Manila with our team, or online with recorded assessments.

Where we deliver

We place assembly workers with employers across the EU, the UK, Norway, the Gulf, Australia and New Zealand. The permit route and timeline depend on the destination — see the country guides for the process in your market, or tell us the destination and we confirm feasibility before you commit.

How the process works

1. You brief us: number of assembly workers, process mix or specialisation, start date, destination.
2. Prime Search sources and trade-tests candidates in Manila; you receive profiles with test results.
3. You interview and approve — on-site or online.
4. We coordinate the destination permit — under your power of attorney where the law allows it — or through a licensed immigration adviser where the destination regulates immigration advice (Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom) — and run the DMW/MWO documentation in parallel.
5. Arrival, local onboarding and registration, integration support — the employment contract with you as direct employer is signed and verified before departure.

Frequently asked questions

• Electronics experience?

  Very common — the Philippines is a major electronics assembly hub.

• Automotive lines?

  Yes, including IATF environments.

• Volumes?

  From one to whole lines.