WorkHands: A Social Media Site for Construction Workers

WorkHands is a social media network that is for skilled workers that are in the construction and manufacturing industries. The site is styled after LinkedIn. The main purpose of the website is to better connect employers with skilled workers in the United States.

 

 

 

 

 

Work Hands Features

 

Profile Photos and Experience

After signing up on the site, users can add a profile photo and fill their profile with their experience. In their profile users can show off their work. For example, a welder can post photos of their welds and projects. WorkHands also sends updates about jobs in the area, news about users trades, and more.

Tools and Machinery

Another feature is that Work Hands allows users to show what tools and machinery a user is specialized in. Workers can also show what tools they own personally.

Resume Builder

Another great feature that is very useful for users is that the site can create resumes based off the information in their profile. The resumes are presented in an easy to read format and are easy for potential employers to find on the site.

Licenses and Certifications

This feature allows users to prominently feature the licenses and certifications that they have earned. Through the feature, users can also add expiration dates to their profile so that WorkHands can remind them to renew their licenses and Certifications.

Additional Details

The service is 100 percent free for workers. The service makes money from services offered to companies and organizations. These services include: job postings, private networks, etc. The service has mobile applications available on iPhone and Android.

WorkHands also provides information about: trade schools, unions, construction companies, apprenticeships, available certifications, and support organizations. Overall, WorkHands is a great resource for connecting skilled workers and potential employers.

For more information about WorkHands, visit their website or check out their WorkHands Blog.

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