Subcontracting & skilled-trade support for residential and commercial construction

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Trade professionals

Build Your Career in the Trades

Northwest Field Services works with skilled professionals across construction disciplines on residential and commercial projects.

Opportunities

Trades we work with

We regularly evaluate skilled-trade professionals for current and upcoming project requirements. Opportunities depend on the projects we are supporting at any given time, their location and the trades they require.

  • Electricians

    Licensed electricians for new construction, commercial and service-related electrical scopes, where the work requires it.

  • Plumbers

    Licensed plumbers for rough-in, fixture installation and water system work on residential and commercial projects.

  • Solar installers

    Installers experienced with racking, modules and safe work at height on residential and commercial systems.

  • Electrical technicians

    Technicians and apprentices supporting electrical installation under appropriate supervision.

  • Construction technicians

    Field technicians supporting installation, site preparation and multi-trade construction scopes.

  • Skilled tradespeople

    Experienced professionals across other construction disciplines who take pride in quality work.

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Working with us

What you can expect

We value tradespeople who show up prepared, work safely and take ownership of the quality of their work. In return, we aim to be clear, organized and fair in how projects and assignments are handled.

  • Defined scopes. Clear expectations about the work, the schedule and who you report to on site before you mobilize.
  • Safety first. Site orientation, project-specific safety requirements and the expectation that unsafe conditions are raised, not worked around.
  • Professional standards. Work performed to the plans, applicable codes and the standards of the trade — and recognized when it is done right.
  • Clear communication. Straightforward information about upcoming project requirements and how assignments are coordinated.

Introduce yourself

What to include in your email

There is no online application. A short email with the details below helps us match your experience with project requirements.

  • Your trade and years of experience
  • Licenses or certifications you currently hold, where applicable
  • The areas or regions where you are available to work
  • The types of projects you have worked on
  • Your availability and preferred contact details
  • A résumé, if you have one

Get in touch

Interested in working with us?

Email our team with your trade, experience and availability.