The Network for Carpenters.

Projekt Network is a professional and social network built for skilled tradespeople. Members can showcase completed work, connect with other tradespeople and construction companies, discover nearby projects and job opportunities, and contact potential employers directly.

Companies can promote their projects and hire skilled candidates based on their profiles and real-world experience.

Suppliers and manufacturers can also present their products, tools, and methods while engaging directly with the trades community.

Yes. Projekt Network is free for tradespeople to join and use. Members can create a profile, share their work, connect with others, explore projects, discover job opportunities, and participate in the community without paying a membership fee.

Companies, suppliers and manufacturers can create free profiles and projects with the option to upgrade to promotional features that will be introduced as the network grows. The core member experience will always remain free.

Projekt is for anyone who works in or around the skilled trades.

That includes experienced tradespeople, apprentices, labourers, contractors, crews, construction companies, employers, suppliers, manufacturers, and retailers.

Whether you're looking for work, hiring, sharing a project, or building connections, there's a place for you on the network.

Absolutely. You can still create a profile and add your trade, skills, experience, certifications, and the type of work you do.

You can start adding photos later as you complete new jobs or get permission to share work you've already done.

Projekt Network is built specifically for the trades.

Instead of relying mostly on job titles and resumes, you can show people what you've actually built, installed, repaired, or worked on.

It brings portfolios, jobs, projects, companies, messaging, and industry conversations together in one place.

Add any licence, ticket, certificate, or training that helps show what you're qualified to do.

That could include a Red Seal, Certificate of Qualification, Working at Heights, WHMIS, first aid, equipment training, gas licences, electrical qualifications, or apprenticeship credentials.

Only add qualifications you currently hold and can verify if needed.

Absolutely. That's one of the main reasons Projekt Network exists—to help people show and share their work.

Just make sure you're not revealing anything confidential, private, or restricted, and check that your employer or client is okay with you taking and sharing photos.

Avoid showing addresses, access codes, plans, personal information, unsafe practices, or people who haven't agreed to appear in the photo.

Yes. Companies can search for tradespeople based on their trade, location, experience, certifications, and the work shown on their profile.

If they think you could be a good fit, they can contact you directly about a job, contract, project, or other opportunity. You decide what information appears publicly on your profile.

Companies must first create a business profile and then create a job posting including the details of the job like the trade they need, the location, required experience, qualifications, and project information.

Members can then find the opportunity and apply through Projekt. Companies can also review profiles and reach out directly to people who look like a good fit.

When you apply for a trades job, the company receives your application along with the information on your Projekt Network profile.

They can review your experience, skills, certifications, and examples of your work before deciding whether to contact you.

From there, the company may message you, ask for more information, or invite you to an interview.

Projekt Network is launching first in Ontario, so that's where most of the early members, companies, projects, and job opportunities will be.

The plan is to expand across Canada and eventually into other parts of North America as the community grows.

Projekt Network is being built in Canada by a team that wants to create a better way for the trades to share, communicate, interact and grow.

The goal is simple: give tradespeople a place to show what they can do, build a reputation, find opportunities, and connect with the people and companies in their industry.