Independent Contractor - In-Home Assembly Technician - Alexandria VA

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ait worldwideAlexandria (VA)

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$40,000-$100,000

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In-Home Assembly Program (Online Orders)AIT Worldwide Logistics is seeking experienced Independent Contractors to assemble products purchased through Home Improvement retailer's websites. If you have experience with furniture assembly, handyman services, home improvement projects, or product installation, this opportunity allows you to grow your business while maintaining schedule flexibility. Get Paid Per Completed Assembly Annual earnings can range from $40,000-$100,000+ depending on market, availability, and volume accepted. Base pay ranges: Furniture: $48-$210 per item Patio Furniture: $48-$160 per item Grills: $48-$80 per item
Responsibilities: Assemble furniture, grills, patio sets, and other home improvement products in customers' homes. Follow manufacturer instructions and quality standards. Provide excellent customer service. Report job completion through a smartphone app. Maintain required insurances.
Qualifications: Contractor requirements: Assembly, handyman, installation, or home improvement experience a plus. Own tools required for assembly work. Must have reliable transportation with required insurance coverage. Smartphone with internet access. Valid driver's license. Ability to lift up to 75 lbs. Pass a background check and drug screening. Professional appearance and customer service skills. AIT Worldwide Logistics is a global transportation company with extensive final mile and home delivery experience supporting residential delivery, white-glove service, and customer-focused logistics across the U.S. When you partner with AIT, you join a dependable final mile network that values professionalism, strong service, and quality work in the home.

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