Tradesmen International Employer Reviews

I come into work, make the coffee, check messages and mail, go through emails, and then begin the "real work".
I set up interviews for potential employees, put together their personal folders, enter their information into the company database.
Every Tuesday I begin the payroll process for employees and then Thursday I print and send out their checks.
I – more... create Purchase Orders for company invoices and scan them to the Representative that submits them for payment.
I also submit security information on personnel that we send to work out at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.
I work out of a small branch of the company, so our office only has three staff members. – less

Working for Tradesmen has good and bad sides. I am on the road constantly and don't see the family much. However being on the road and work many hours it all seems to fly by. I have learned a lot from working with many different contractors. I enjoy the opportunities to learn from the various companies as it all builds the portfolio.

I work out in the field most of the the time so i don't really interact with personal in office. It is a good work place so far.

First you must get the client. Then get the skill set to get the client. Then go to dispatch onsite. A lot of hand holding.

Hours are scare during winter months, full time oppertunities during the summer

Tradesmen matches skilled trade professions with contractors who need their services on a short-term basis. There is no holiday nor vacation pay, though there is an insurance option. Work is not steady, though sometimes jobs last several months. As a temp worker you are often assigned the tasks that none of the regular employees want to do.

Great place to work for. Everyone work as a team on a daily basis

I really enjoyed working with a great and hard working crew.Management was sincerely interested in the employees. The hardest part of the job was being away from family, but I got to see the country and make a great living.

its was wonderfull learning more electrical theory...love learning the trade..
..team player and leader
loyalty honesty key fact of working....safety too

Its great simply because they keep you busy with a great payscale!

Its a tempt service what can i say? Its a tempt service, its a tempt service

Currently doing commercial build -outs, all aspects of carpentry

A great sales job and the people I worked with were great. My manager was a great teacher. The hardest part of the job was lack of communcation between management and sales staff. Most enjoyable part was talking to people daily.

Its not too bad of a place to work, just simply all depends on where they place you at and what your qualified for

always had jobs if not at home on road,always could get info on your pay if there was a problem. Office personnel were very nice.

at there i was given the responsibilities of the whole Accounts Department with a fresh team and during my stay there Hardworking develops in me in a very productive way.

Great company, but not great for mothers. They have great team.

enjoyed working in many different plants in many states. learning from people all over the world and teaching my ways of doing work and day to day skills.

Through Tradesmen I worked at Kent State University as a construction laborer and a typical day would consist of demolition and heavy industrial clean ups.

Management was very strict because of safety reasons.

When working with my co-workers we all worked together as a team and completed our assignments for the day.

The hardest part of the job was – more... the heat and walking 4 stories high for 8hrs. everyday.

The most enjoyable part of the job was communicating with my co- workers as we did our job. – less

This was the first job out of the military for me. The pay and benefits were great for someone just starting out. The managers that were eventually replaced lacked integrity to their employees. The managers were eventually replaced due to this.