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Write an HVAC technician job post that stands out
HVACJob descriptions & hiringThe problem
Good HVAC techs have options. Vague posts don't tell them why your shop is worth switching to.
Steps
- Write down pay range, on-call rotation, truck/tools, training, and certifications needed.
- Run the prompt.
- Check pay-transparency rules in your area.
- Post on Indeed and your website; share with your current techs.
Copy-paste prompt
Replace everything in [BRACKETS]. Works in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
Write a job post for an HVAC service technician at [COMPANY], [CITY]. Facts: pay [RANGE], schedule [HOURS], on-call [ROTATION], truck [YES/NO], tools [DETAILS], training [DETAILS], certifications required [e.g. EPA 608], benefits [LIST]. What makes us different: [HONEST REASONS]. Format: headline, 2-line pitch, day-to-day, requirements, what you get, how to apply. Under 300 words, no buzzwords.
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