National Tradie Day
National Tradie Day on 18 September celebrates skilled workers and businesses across the trades sector. It is an annual recognition event for the industry.
What is National Tradie Day and when is it celebrated?
Affects all trade types including plumbers, electricians, builders and painters. Minimal day-to-day business impact but offers a promotional opportunity.
Key takeaways
- National Tradie Day falls on Friday, 18 September each year.
- The day recognises skilled tradespeople and trade businesses across Australia.
- It is a promotional opportunity for tradies to highlight their work and services.
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