Construction in Greater Montréal, plainly.

In Greater Montréal, activity centres on Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, Saint-Jérôme. The strongest hubs are civil engineering and public transit, institutional and healthcare, multi-unit residential.

In Greater Montréal, Aplomb tracks the 27 CCQ-carded trades: electrician, pipefitter, crane operator, heavy equipment operator, millwright, heavy equipment mechanic, sheet metal worker, ironworker, welder, carpenter, security system electrician, refrigeration mechanic, elevator mechanic, bricklayer-mason, tile setter, cement mason (cement finisher), painter, plasterer, insulator (lagger), boilermaker, roofer, reinforcing steel worker (rodbuster), fire protection mechanic (sprinkler fitter), glazier, resilient flooring installer, interior systems installer (drywaller), excavator operator. Demand is driven mainly by civil engineering and public transit, institutional and healthcare, multi-unit residential. Placement is permanent and the employer pays — never the candidate.

Pick your trade, leave your number on its page for Greater Montréal, and we text you fast — often under 2 minutes — to understand what you're after (sector, area, availability). Active sites in Greater Montréal are mostly around Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, Saint-Jérôme.