Contractor Equipment Delivery & Setup- Secaucus NJ

Posted 9 days ago

ait worldwideJersey City (NJ)

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Junior

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$40,000 - $100,000 per year

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About the role

Independent Contractor - Equipment Delivery & SetupIndependent Contractor - Equipment Delivery & Setup
Job Type: One person work | 1099 Contractor | Final Mile Delivery | In-Home Setup (no assembly) Settlements: Potential to earn 40K-100K+ dependent upon volume, location, and contract work accepted. Settlements process weekly. AIT Worldwide Logistics is looking for reliable independent contractors to support residential equipment delivery and setup (no assembly). This opportunity is a great fit for owner-operators who take pride in customer service, safe delivery, and in-home support. ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities Pick up equipment from a local warehouse and complete residential delivery routes Perform basic in-home setup and placement of equipment Assist with simple Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection steps when required for setup Explain equipment use clearly and provide a professional customer experience Complete confirmations, service logs, and route communication using a smartphone or app QualificationsContractor Requirements Strong customer service, communication, and smartphone/app skills Must have Cargo van, Sprinter van, or covered box truck Valid driver's license and ability to maintain required insurances Experience with final mile delivery, moving, or in-home service work Ability to lift and move equipment up to 5075 lbs. Preferred Experience with equipment set up, white-glove delivery, or in-home set up services is a plus AIT Worldwide Logistics is a global transportation company with extensive final mile and home delivery experience supporting residential delivery, white-glove service, and customer-focused logistics across the U.S. When you partner with AIT, you join a dependable final mile network that values professionalism, strong service, and quality work in the home.

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