Philadelphia, PA
Atlanta, GA
Chicago, IL
Dallas, TX
Jackson, TN
Los Angeles, CAA straight answer
about your facility.
One number, wherever your facility is. There is no regional switchboard and no call center. Tell us the location, what needs attention and what is driving the timing, and you will get a straight answer about whether it is Kelly work.
Emergency and shutdown response, nationwide.
Request a QuoteSix service centers covering all 48 contiguous states. The call routes to a specialist who will tell you which crew is nearest.
Tell us about the facility.
We'll tell you straight.
A specialist reviews every request. If it is not Kelly work, we will say so and point you in the right direction.
Five things that
make the call useful.
None of these are required. They are simply what turns a first conversation into a real answer rather than a promise to look into it.
- Where the facility is
- City and state is enough to tell you which service center covers it and what the response time realistically looks like.
- What needs attention
- Overhead, floors, a specific machine, a pit, a roof, a coating. If you are not sure what the service is called, describe what you are looking at.
- What is driving the timing
- A customer requirement, a shutdown date, an audit, an insurance finding, an inspection, or a problem that has already started. This is usually the detail that changes the plan most.
- The window you actually have
- A sanitation shift, a changeover, a weekend down, a planned outage, or nothing yet. A scope is built around the window, so it helps to know it early.
- Anything already written down
- A Dust Hazard Analysis, an audit finding, an insurer report or photographs. Send them and the scope gets written against them rather than in general terms.
From the first call
to a number you can use.
Not a call center and not an auto-responder. Someone who has been in plants like yours reads what you sent and works out whether it is Kelly work.
With questions, because the first description is never the whole picture, and with a straight answer about which service center covers you and what the timeline looks like.
Someone walks the area, identifies what is actually there, finds the access, the isolation points and the constraints, and confirms the window. Nothing is quoted off a photograph alone.
What will be done, in what sequence, in which window, with what documentation coming back. If it turns out not to be Kelly work, you will be told that instead.
Six crew bases,
one number to reach them.
Calls come through 888-422-2623 wherever you are. These are the crew bases behind it, and the territory each one holds.
Philadelphia, PA
The original Kelly location and the largest crew base, operating here since 1985. Covers New England, the Mid-Atlantic and Ohio, including the paper, corrugated and food plants concentrated across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Ohio.
See the service area SoutheastAtlanta, GA
Covers the Southeast packaging and paper belt, with crews regularly working converting plants and mills across Georgia and the Carolinas.
See the service area Midwest and Great LakesChicago, IL
The largest territory by plant count. Serves the Great Lakes manufacturing base and the upper Midwest, from food and beverage production to automotive parts and packaging.
See the service area South CentralDallas, TX
Covers the South Central region, including the Gulf industrial corridor and the packaging and building products plants across Texas and Louisiana.
See the service area Mid-SouthJackson, TN
Positioned between the Southeast and South Central centers, covering the Mid-South corridor and supporting large multi-site programs in either direction.
See the service area West and SouthwestLos Angeles, CA
The widest territory of the six. Covers California, the Southwest, the Pacific Northwest and the northern Rockies from the Los Angeles area.
See the service area