Maintain Terraboost wellness kiosks at local retailers by changing advertising, installing kiosks, performing light cleaning, and preserving their appearance. Contractors must provide a vehicle, valid driver’s license, clean driving record, auto insurance, and a smartphone. Additional earning opportunities are available for contractors who can lift 75 pounds or use drills and basic hand tools.
Terraboost has a contractor opportunity changing out advertising and ensuring our wellness kiosks look awesome!
You’ve probably seen us! We sell advertising in your community and post that advertising at the front entrance of your local retailers with sanitizing wipes for customers.
We’re looking to partner with businesses and individuals across the country to maintain our image as a local wellness provider.
Requirements
- Car, truck, or van (any year, any condition)
- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record
- Proof of state minimum auto insurance (proof of insurance card with most updated expiration date and Declaration page to show Bodily Injury and Property Damage liability coverages)
- iPhone or Android smartphone
Earn more if you:
- can lift 75 pounds.
- have a drill and basic hand tools to assemble kiosks.
This is a 1099 contractor position. Contractors are paid on average $13-18 per assignment (advertising change out, kiosk install, light touch cleaning).
Terraboost Media Oakland, California, USA Office
6114 LaSalle Avenue, Ste 800, Oakland, United States, 94611
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