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Industrial grade hiring solutions for safe and skilled workforces

Focused on the critical skills and competencies you need, Talogy industrial assessments, content, and unmatched expertise helps you hire workforces that are built to last.

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Compete, hire, perform

Finding and keeping the right talent with the right skills continues to be a top challenge in the industrial sector. In environments where safety and precision are a priority, building a skilled and reliable workforce is a must- especially when time to hire and quality of hire are non-negotiable. Industrial organizations can’t afford hiring missteps- the cost is too high.

Over half of industrial organizations in our latest global survey, Quality hires, quality output: Strategies for industrial hiring reported increased costs associated with rehiring/training because of poor quality hires.

Quality hires. Quality performance

Assess what matters most

Improve hiring accuracy and efficiency

keep candidates engaged from start to finish
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Screen

In demanding industrial environments, you need people who show up, stay safe, and get the job done. In our recent global survey, Quality hires, quality output: Smart talent strategies for industrial hiring 68% of the industrial hiring professionals and people managers surveyed reported observing a connection between poor-quality hires and an increase in safety incidents. Talogy I-Grade Screen can be used at the top of the hiring funnel to screen out applicants who are high-risk hires early in the hiring process, saving you both budget and time.

Engaging for candidates. Precise for hiring teams.

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Select

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A poor-quality hire can have a direct impact on the bottom line. 63% of respondents in our study experienced productivity loss due to poor hire. Talogy I-Grade Select helps you select the right candidate with the right skills for the role and your organization.

Industrial jobs are often shift-based, physically demanding, and require consistency, teamwork, and safety-mindedness. A candidate may meet the basic technical requirements, but without qualities like reliability, resilience, and attention to detail, candidates will be ABLE to do the job but are less likely to DO the job. Talogy I-Grade Select focuses on both job-specific and transferable skills, measuring what matters most in an industrial setting such as:

  • Safety orientation
  • Quality focus
  • Applied learning
  • Continuous improvement​
  • Positive attitude​
  • Process monitoring​
  • Work tempo

Talogy I-Grade can help you hire safe, efficient, and responsible workers through interactive industrial assessments that uncover the skills, behaviors, and qualities needed to make the right hiring decisions. Ready-to-use or tailored to your needs, Talogy I-Grade suite of solutions can be used as standalone tools or paired with other cognitive, knowledge, or ability tests.

Combine multiple measurement methods

Example selection solution

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Decision-ready data and analysis

Clear, concise, and intuitive reporting to make better-informed talent decisions. Talogy I-Grade allows you to effectively understand risk factors and critical success competencies, so you can find candidates who best match your operational workforce, are likely to succeed in their roles, and will stay and thrive within your organization.

Flexible, scalable, easy

Talogy I-Grade suite of industrial solutions is enabled by experts and tailored to your unique needs. Together, we’ll help you identify and engage high-quality candidates and ensure you measure what truly drives performance. Across industrial sectors, jobs, and organizations, Talogy I-Grade provides insights that power smarter talent decisions.

Talogy’s screening tools allow us to focus on the best qualified candidates and not spend time processing candidates who do not meet the basic qualifications.

Amy Larson