Tradesman (noun)

1. A skilled worker in a particular trade or industry, especially one who is self-employed.
2. A man who is involved in a specific trade or profession.

Origin:

From trade + man, first recorded in the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The plumber was a tradesman who owned his own business.
2. The tradesman was skilled at repairing appliances.
3. The tradesman was able to fix the leak in the roof.
4. The electrician was a tradesman who had been in the business for 20 years.
5. The tradesman was a master of his craft and was highly respected in the community.