Box Trucks- Final Mile Delivery & Assembly Routes - Harrisburg PA

Posted 18 days ago

ait worldwideNew Kingstown (PA)

Light Truck Drivers Furniture Retailers

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About the role

Furniture Delivery And Assembly Contractor Home Daily! Furniture Delivery and Assembly Contractor Teams-Job Type: Contract (1099) Settlements: Potential to earn 170K-225K per year dependent upon volume, location, and customer service abilities. 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:26' Box Truck owner operator teams to run furniture route Tuesday-Saturday for a well known discount furniture retailer. In home assembly (white glove) is included with most stops. Assembly ranges from putting legs on couches to building beds and shelving units 1 year final mile install experience with home goods required.

Qualifications:

If you meet the following requirements, we want you to join our contractor team!
Must have a 26' box truck
Must have a lift gate
Must operate as a two man team
Must have an EINMust maintain insurance that meets AIT requirementsDOT /MC required
Background and drug screens are performed on all contractors including helpersMVR are performed for all driving contractors
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