What does PTN mean in COMPANIES & FIRMS

The Preservation Trades Network (PTN) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the preservation of historic buildings through the use of traditional building trades.

PTN promotes craftsmanship in preservation through education, training programs, and networking opportunities for apprentices, journeymen, professionals, general contractors and others who are interested in traditional building trades. They also serve as an advocate for advocacy research initiatives and industry standards related to historic preservation practices.

PTN provides educational resources such as seminars, workshops, conferences and other events related to preserving buildings through traditional methods. They also provide resources related to membership benefits like discounts on select products such as materials and supplies associated with traditional building trades. Additionally they facilitate public outreach activities aimed at increasing awareness of the importance of preserving our built environment.

Yes! PTN offers internships and apprenticeships through their network partners which includes universities, historical organizations and local businesses involved with historic preservation activities throughout the country. Internships are available both online and in-person providing invaluable hands-on experience working within the field of historic preservation.

You can become a member by completing an application form available on their website which requires personal details about yourself including your contact information. Upon acceptance you will receive additional information regarding member benefits like discounts on select products as well as access to educational resources such as seminars, workshops or conferences dedicated to preserving our built environment through traditional methods.