Construction jobs: Hard work deserves a straight answer.

Welders between contracts. Electricians between jobs. Bob finds what is next.

Bob is free for people who look for work.

A mason in work gloves laying a brick on a wall beside scaffolding — Tell Bob
Trade
License level
Pay

What gets in the way

A gap between jobs is time without pay.
Applications get no reply.
Many job ads do not show the pay.

Who Bob works for in construction and skilled trades

Electricians
Plumbers
Pipefitters
HVAC technicians
Welders
Carpenters
Equipment operators
Foremen
Apprentices

The same promise, from the other side

See it as an employer

For job seekers

For employers

A few strong matches
Bob brings only the jobs that fit your license, your pay and your drive.
For employers: Matched to the job
We match on the trade, the license level and the type of project.
Bob works for you
Tell Bob your trade, your license level and the pay that you need. Bob is free.
For employers: Already interested
Each person knows the pay, the site and the hours before the introduction.
You hear back
Bob introduces you to the contractor, and you get a yes or a no.
For employers: Followed to day one
Contract crews for peak work, and direct hires for foremen, superintendents and project managers.

More industries

See the pay, the site and the hours before you say yes.

Tell Bob what you want one time. Bob does the search and makes sure that you hear back.