Warehouse Helper / Bandit Sign Placer & Flyer Distributor - $30/hr

Posted 8 days ago

cornell technologiesAtlanta (GA)

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$30 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: We are currently hiring a dependable and motivated individual to join our team as a Warehouse Helper and Bandit Sign Placer. This full-time position is ideal for someone who is organized, self-driven, and comfortable working independently while meeting weekly performance goals.
Position Overview: This role involves installing 200 bandit signs per week in approved, high-traffic areas, distributing flyers, and assisting with warehouse-related tasks as needed.
Key Responsibilities: Place 200 bandit signs each week in pre-approved, high-traffic areas. Take a clear photo of each sign after placement for proof Follow maps or suggested zones, or plan your own routes (as approved)Avoid prohibited areas and follow local sign ordinances Remove outdated or damaged signs as instructed Assist with warehouse duties including organizing materials and preparing signage Support flyer distribution efforts as needed
Requirements: Must have your own reliable vehicle (car preferred or bike acceptable with strong route planning)Smartphone with a working camera for proof-of-placement documentation Availability to work nighttime hours when required Dependable, punctual, and able to consistently meet weekly targets Ability to lift and carry signage materials
Compensation: $30 per hour Full-time position\nCompany
Description: Diabetic Resell Company
Company Description: Diabetic Resell Company

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