Delivery Contractor for Flooring - Omaha NE

Posted 10 days ago

ait worldwideOmaha (NE)

Light Truck Drivers Flooring Contractors

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About the role

Contractors With 24-26' Box Truck Or Flat Bed And Moffett Job Type: Contract Settlements: Potential to earn 40k-100k+ dependent upon volume, location, and contract work accepted. Settlements process weekly. AIT Home Delivery offers the ultimate level of customer care for the final delivery, assembly and/or repair of consumer goods. Our dedicated teams of contractors offer fast and reliable home services for many high-end companies sending goods directly to consumers.

Responsibilities: We are looking for the following: Palleted flooring delivery contractor Must own or lease a 24-26' box truck with lift gate and pallet jack. There are different service types. Deliveries may involve white glove delivery to location inside the home Qualifications If your team can meet these expectations, we want you as our next contractor! Must have a 26' box truck. Lift gate required Must have an EIN (federal tax ID) - This can be obtained (free) at irs.gov Comply with insurance, vehicle registrations DOT /MC numbers may be required for GVWR over 10,000 lbs. Must comply with your state laws for the vehicle being used to complete work Background and drug screens are performed on all contractors including helpers MVR are performed for all driving contractors You must be committed to providing exceptional customer service, be tech savvy with a mobile phone and excellent communication skills Visit our site to learn more about AIT Worldwide!

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