Bicycle Assembly Technician

Bicycle Assembly Technician (Maintenance)

NW Service Enterprises, Inc. (NWS) Professional Assembly is seeking candidates for Bicycle Assembly Technician
, working on-site at local Retail Stores such as Walmart and Kroger stores, assembling merchandise and displays. You will assemble various products, including Bicycles, Toys, Barbecues, and Furniture.

Available work can fluctuate depending on the season, spiking for the Spring through Summer and then again during the Holidays. We are seeking a Part-time candidate in Lexington, preferably available 1-3 days per week, Monday, Wednesday and occasionally Friday.

At NWS, you're rewarded for your performance; with our piecework pay model
, you can earn up to $30 per hour depending on your productivity when building merchandise. As you learn the products and develop good habits and techniques, you will gain speed, and your paycheck will grow accordingly.

If you are the handy person your friends and family would ask to help assemble a bike, barbecue, or playset, we want you to come and build for us!

Responsibilities include:

• Provide quality assembly and repair products and merchandise, using manufacturer instructions while adhering to retailer rules and guidelines.
• Provide excellent customer service, building and maintaining positive relationships with clients.
• Check-in with Retailer management to confirm the 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.
• Other responsibilities as outlined in the employee handbook.

Qualifications:

• Self-motivated: able to work hard with minimal supervision
• A mechanical aptitude: you are handy
• Has Basic hand tools, cordless screw gun, or impact driver
• A smartphone and e-mail address
• Ability to pass a background test
• Ability to pass a drug test
• Must be at least 18 years old to apply
• Reliable transportation
• Capable of working on your feet for extended periods
• Kneel, bend, twist, and lift 50+ pounds repeatedly