Courier Contractor BLENHEIM
NZC
Listing Description
Description
NZ wide, NZ owned, proud to call NZ home.
Get out of the office and onto the road!
A New Zealand Couriers contractor is an independent business owner.
Since 1964 our courier company has been driving ahead of the competition thanks to our passionate team, innovative systems and friendly, results-focused service.
All Independent Contractors are professional business people running their own business, and operate on a 'Contract of Service' with New Zealand Couriers. You essentially own your own business but with the advantages of being paid on a set date, a starting base of customers, and our ongoing support.
The vacant run covers the Blenheim area. What you’ll need
- Sound geographic knowledge of Blenheim
- Entrepreneurial experience and mentality
- Key experience in driving roles and working as part of a fleet
- Real commitment to consistent and exceptional customer service
- Fantastic personal presentation as the face of our company
- Ability to finance a late-model van and required equipment
- New Zealand working rights
In return we can offer
- Estimated average earnings of $100k - $120k + GST
- The support of our local Operations team
- Thorough training and development as you work to build your business
- A key Blenheim delivery run
If you are passionate about delivering excellent customer service, have superb communication skills, can finance your own late-model van, equipment including a scanner, support yourself in business and continue to carry out the excellent service shown by the previous contractor - then we want to hear from you.
Further information available on our website: http://www.nzcouriers.co.nz/our_roles.html#role_detail_contract_driver
Applicants for this position need to be domiciled in New Zealand with the appropriate Visa or Permanent Residence before applying. Any appointment will be subject to a satisfactory credit and security check.
Application details
Apply online for this role or contact Kerryn Jolly for more information.
