In-Store Assembly Technician
around clock servicesSeneca (SC)
About the role
Assembly Technician Around the Clock Services is hiring Assembly Technicians immediately for new merchandise display in Seneca, S. Carolina. Benefits/Perks Day Shift Competitive Pay Career Advancement Minimal Supervision Employee Referral Program Job Summary Around the Clock Services is hiring Assembly Technicians for new products for display. You will be servicing our many retail chains, building bikes, grills, furniture & anything else they might request. Work independently as an In-Store Product Assembler with some of our biggest customers, like ACE Hardware, Cabela's, Lowe's, or Home Depot. Our technicians work diligently to keep the display area \"showroom ready.\"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.
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:
Must be at least 18 years old to apply. 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 50+ pounds repeatedly.
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