Tradesmen International

Izzy Johnson 

on Google

5 years ago

While working for this company originally I was denied a paycheck and wasn't in contact until almost a year after my initial start date, while training wasn't offered right away they sub contracted me through another company with little to no experience. But they have stepped their game up for working with someone with certain and specific needs, however finding work for them seems to be that of a near impossible thing. 

NewHeal 

on Google

5 years ago

While working for this company originally I was denied a paycheck and wasn't in contact until almost a year after my initial start date, while training wasn't offered right away they sub contracted me through another company with little to no experience. But they have stepped their game up for working with someone with certain and specific needs, however finding work for them seems to be that of a near impossible thing. 

Charles Francis 

on Google

5 years ago

These guys aren't even picking up their phone or calling back. 

OMG its ghosty 

on Google

5 years ago

While working for this company originally I was denied a paycheck and wasn't in contact until almost a year after my initial start date, while training wasn't offered right away they sub contracted me through another company with little to no experience. But they have stepped their game up for working with someone with certain and specific needs, however finding work for them seems to be that of a near impossible thing. 

Chris Sweet 

on Google

6 years ago

Well where to start? I don't know if it's the Evansville office or tradesmen franchise. While I worked there they barely had work and the work they have they will low ball you. I'm a welder and I've been doing it for a long time from naval facilities to boiler work. If your considering working with them I would think twice unless you can afford to work 9 months out of a year. Wouldn't be bad if they had steady work and if you didn't have to work over a year to get insurance.