Free job ad templates for the trades

A short post that gets the right person to text you. Pick your trade for a ready headline and lines, or start from the general one. Post it on job boards, local groups and your trucks.

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Job ad details
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Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6
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Job ad
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Your business name

Job ad

Schedule
Full time
Headline
[Job title] wanted in [Town]: [your best perk]
The job
[One or two lines on the work.]
Why here
[What makes your business better to work for.]
You
[License, experience and must-haves.]
Pay
[Pay range].
Apply
Text [Your phone] with your name and experience.

Pick your trade

Each one is written for that trade: its own duties, terms and the questions its customers ask.

What makes a job ad work

Most people read job ads on a phone, between other things. The ad has one job: get a good person to reach out. Lead with the title and town, give one honest reason to work for you, state the pay, and make applying one step. Send the full job description when they get in touch.

What to put in it

  • A headline with the job title and the town.
  • One or two lines on the work.
  • One honest reason your business is a good place to work.
  • The must-haves, such as a license.
  • The pay range.
  • One way to apply, by text if you can.

Where to post it

Job boards, local community groups, trade school and supply house boards, your website and your trucks. Ask your best people to share it; good workers know other good workers. Our salary pages help you set a pay range that gets noticed.

FAQ

How long should a job ad be?

Short: a headline and five or six lines, readable on a phone without much scrolling. Put the details in the job description.

What should a job ad headline say?

The job title and town, plus one thing that makes the job better than the next one, such as steady hours or a take-home vehicle.

Where should a small trade business post job ads?

Job boards, local community groups, trade school and supply house boards, your own website and social pages, and word of mouth through your current team.

Should I list pay in a job ad?

Yes. Pay is the first thing applicants look for, and some places have pay transparency rules for job posts.

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Free Job Ad Templates for Hiring in the Trades | Koira