Construction Staffing in Seattle, Washington

Your Source for Apprentice-level, Journeymen and Leadmen Craftsmen

Are you searching for proven skilled craftsmen for your next construction or industrial project? Tradesmen International delivers highly-skilled craftsmen covering all trades. From apprentice level craftsmen to skilled journeymen and leadmen, we are experts in supplying contractors and construction managers in Seattle, WA, with the best craftsmen for their projects.

While we are proud of our reputation as one of Washington’s premier skilled labor staffing companies, our focus is on delivering construction labor support. That means we will help you balance your workload among your workforce while maximizing labor productivity and keeping total labor expenses low. The end result is a skilled construction staffing solution designed to meet our six key business objectives:

• Increase Workforce Productivity
• Minimize Workers’ Compensation Exposure
• Control Benefits Expenditures
• Reduce Unemployment Costs
• Decrease Hiring Costs and Hassles
• Lessen Legal and Regulatory Compliance Risk
• Find Proven Skilled Craftsmen in Tacoma

Find Skilled Construction Workers in Seattle

What makes Tradesmen International’s workforce so elite? Having first passed an extensive screening, application, and testing process, our skilled craftsmen are dependable, hardworking and have the skills needed to deliver quality work on time and on budget. Plus, in an effort to help you maintain compliance with OSHA regulations, all Tradesmen International employees are offered a 10-hour OSHA safety training program.

With Tradesmen as your source for skilled craftsmen in Southeastern Washington, you gain access to our large, diverse pool of skilled talent, including

With local staffing offices located across Washington, including Spokane, Seattle, Tri-cities, Bremerton and Tacoma,  Tradesmen International can provide you with skilled craftsmen in as little as 24-48 hours.

Contact our Tacoma office today to learn more. 

Find skilled craftsmen in Seattle.