Merchandise Assembler
around clock servicesArlington (VA)
Merchandise Assembler
Posted 2 days ago
around clock servicesArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
In-Store Merchandise Assembly Technician Around the Clock Services is hiring in-store merchandise assembly technicians immediately for new product display in Arlington, Virginia. You will be servicing our many retail chains, building bikes, grills, furniture & anything else they might request. After completing training there is an opportunity to work as an In-Store Product/Merchandise Assembler with some of our biggest customers, like Lowe's, Home Depot, ACE Hardware, Cabela's and more. This is an independent contractor position. Compensation is paid by the finished piece – therefore high energy, fast-paced individuals or teams are most successful. The faster and more accurately you work, the more money you'll make. Benefits/PerksDay Shift Competitive PayCareer Advancement Minimal Supervision Work at your own pace Employee Referral Program
Responsibilities will include:
Provide quality assembly and repair of products and merchandise, using manufacturer instructions while adhering to retailer rules and guidelines.
Check-in with Retailer management to confirm build list and inventory.
Generate and complete invoices daily.
Reports and communicates effectively to the Area Manager.
Maintains a safe and clean workspace, leaving clients with a clean build area.
Job Qualifications:
- Basic hand tools, impact drill and Mechanical aptitude.
- Internet access via a smart phone or mobile device.
- Reliable transportation
- Willingness to travel within 25 miles of your location
- Capable of working on your feet for extended periods of time.
- Kneel, bend, twist and lift 55+ pounds repeatedly.
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