Final Mile Delivery, Assembly, Repair Contractor Teams-Asheville NC

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ait worldwideAsheville (NC)

Light Truck Drivers Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$100,000+ annually

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About the role

Join Our Growing Network of Delivery & Assembly Contractors Earn $40,000$100,000+ annually (based on location and work accepted) with weekly settlements. AIT Worldwide Logistics is expanding our Final Mile Service Provider Network and is seeking reliable independent contractors and teams to support strong customer demand. You choose the work that fits your schedule, equipment, and capabilitiesthe more your business is equipped for service typedelivery and assembly (including proper vehicle and team setup), the greater the volume of opportunities available to you. Service Types Available: Delivery & Assembly (2-person team): Pickup, deliver, and install products to manufacturer specifications. Sedans/SUV NOT permitted for this work Assembly Only (2-person team): Assemble products on-site at customer homes Sedans/SUVRepair (1-person): Complete in-home repairs using manufacturer-provided parts. Sedans/SUVVehicle &

Team Requirements: Most delivery and assembly work requires a 2-person team (driver + helper)Van, sprinter, or box truck (16'26') typically required for larger product delivery Sedans/SUV are limited to assembly only and repair work.

Qualifications

Requirements: Valid driver's license with a clean MVRMust be physically capable of lifting, delivering, and assembling products Must provide and maintain required tools and vehicle(s)EIN required Must meet AIT insurance, registration, and compliance requirementsDOT/MC authority required for some work Ability to obtain and maintain a Certificate of Insurance (COI) that meets AIT standards

Screening Requirements: AIT conducts background checks and drug screens for all owners, drivers, and helpers. Ready to put your skills to workyour way? Join AIT's network today and accept only the jobs that match your team, your equipment, and your goals.

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