Roadside Assistance

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ag roadside assistance prosMiami (FL)

Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

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Job Description: Job Description Now Hiring: Roadside Assistance Technicians (2–3 Positions Available)

Location: South Florida | Position Type: 1099 Independent Contractor We’re looking for motivated individuals to join our team as Roadside Assistance Technicians. Experience is a plus, but not required — we will guide you through the process. Weekends are required.

What You Need: A reliable and professional-looking vehicle Your own tools and equipment (see list below)Strong customer service skills Reliability, punctuality, and a positive attitude

Tools Required: 2–3 ton floor jack Two air compressors 4-way tire iron or impact gun 2-gallon gas container Lockout kit (Access Tools – Miami preferred)Heavy-duty jump box (JNC660 recommended) + jumper cables What You Get: Paid per service call Weekly average: $600–$900+Direct deposit payments Important: Must be able to pass a background check Must sign an independent contractor agreement Serious inquiries only If you’re ready to hit the road and earn, send us a message to apply today!\nCompany DescriptionA&G is a very reliable company. weekly pay, serious about the dispatches and our technicians.

Company Description: A&G is a very reliable company. weekly pay, serious about the dispatches and our technicians.

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