Flexible Side Work for Drivers- One Store Visit Weekly

National Water Services, LLC.•Fort Myers, FL
•Onsite

About The Position

National Water Services, LLC. (NWS) is hiring Field Technicians in Fort Myers, Florida, to service FreshPure water vending machines at retail stores. This is a 1099 independent contractor role with a consistent assigned route. Visits occur weekly or every two weeks, depending on the location, and each stop takes about an hour. Total weekly hours depend on the number of stores on the route. The rate is $30 per hour, including mileage and travel, and supplies are provided. The role focuses on cleaning and disinfecting machines, documenting their condition and meter readings, and reporting concerns to the home office. It is not a repair job; mechanical or technical issues are flagged for a Service Technician to address. Technicians work independently, follow a checklist, and communicate with a home office contact.

Requirements

  • Have a reliable vehicle.
  • Have a valid driver’s license.
  • Have a smartphone with a camera for photo submissions.
  • Pay attention to detail and follow the checklist consistently.
  • Show up as scheduled.
  • Communicate effectively with the home office.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in field services, retail merchandising, delivery routes, janitorial work, or similar work.

Responsibilities

  • Visit assigned retail stores weekly or every two weeks, depending on the location.
  • Clean and disinfect FreshPure machines inside and out.
  • Take meter readings and record the data on a service report.
  • Photograph machine condition at every visit.
  • Submit completed reports to the home office.
  • Report damage, mechanical issues, or other unusual conditions to the home office.

Benefits

  • $30 per hour, with mileage and travel included in the rate.
  • Supplies provided.
  • Consistent, scheduled route with assigned stores.
  • Flexible work schedule.
  • Access to a home office contact for support.
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