Field Technician - 2 Hours Weekly

Get Paid to Drive Your Route. Work When It Works for You. Field Technician — Fresh Pure Water Machines If you like working independently, hate being stuck at a desk, and want a consistent route you can count on — this might be exactly what you’re looking for. NWS operates water vending machines in retail stores across the country. We’re building a team of Field Technicians in Dallas, TX to keep those machines clean, stocked, and running right. It’s straightforward work, it pays well, and you’re in charge of your own time. What You’ll Actually Be Doing Clean and disinfect the Fresh Pure machine inside and out Take meter readings and log the data on your service report Snap photos of the machine condition at every visit Submit your completed report to the home office when you’re done That’s it. Each stop takes about an hour. Your total hours per week depend on how many stores are on your route. What Makes This Different from Other Gig Work Consistent, scheduled route — not random job pickups Same stores every week, so you know exactly where you’re going This Is NOT a Repair Job You’re not expected to fix anything. If a machine has a mechanical or technical issue, you flag it and we send a Service Technician. Your job is to keep things clean, documented, and reported — that’s where your value is. What You Need to Get StartedA reliable vehicle and a valid driver’s license A smartphone with a camera for photo submissions Attention to detail — you follow the checklist, every time You show up when you’re scheduled. That’s the most important thing. No experience in water systems required. If you’ve done field services, retail merchandising, delivery routes, janitorial work, or anything similar — you’ll hit the ground running. Who Thrives in This Role This is a great fit if you’re already doing gig work and want something more predictable layered in, or if you’re looking for flexible part-time income that fits around your schedule. People who do well here tend to be: Self-starters who don’t need someone looking over their shoulder Detail-oriented — you notice things other people miss