IT Workstation Installation Tech TRAVELING

New York City, NY

Seasonal

Entry Level

ABOUT THE COMPANY:

Groundwork Operations, LLC provides general and specialized Crew to handle a wide range of tasks, including set-up and break-down of indoor and outdoor experiential events, brand activations, and more, throughout NY, NJ, PA, and MA. Our team works projects of all sizes, from small actions that a single Crew Member can handle autonomously, to large scale events such as the NY Marathon where we have dozens of shifts available on a daily basis for several weeks. We also provide project management and general and specialized labor support for travel-based warehouse and facility projects throughout North America. Our crew travels to different client locations to support small-to-medium scale projects such as warehouse build-outs, workspace reconfigurations, station assembly, wire and cable management, and material handling. All work is performed on-site at client facilities—there is no fixed or permanent work location.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

This job is gig-based and 100% travel-based. You are applying to be included in our database of General Workers and Warehouse Crew Members who are offered individual shifts at varying client locations based on project demand. You must be comfortable traveling to different sites for every assignment. Travel costs including flights, hotels, and per diem for food will be included.

Shifts may occur on weekdays, weekends, and occasional overnights depending on project schedules and timelines.

This role is ideal for individuals seeking flexible, hands-on work who enjoy changing environments and project-based assignments. Our crew includes people from a wide range of backgrounds, including tradespeople, students, creatives, and professionals seeking supplemental income. Some crew members accept only a few shifts per year, while others work 40+ hours per week during busy periods.

Motivated and reliable crew members may receive more frequent shift offers, additional training opportunities, increased responsibilities, and pay increases over time.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Traveling to different warehouse, office, and facility locations for each project
Loading and unloading tools, materials, and equipment at client sites
Building and assembling workstations, shelving, racks, and modular systems
Assisting with warehouse layout changes and workspace reconfigurations
Running, organizing, bundling, securing, and labeling cables and wires
Supporting wire management projects, including cleanup and final organization
Using basic hand tools to install, adjust, or remove fixtures and hardware
Packaging, palletizing, and organizing materials
Maintaining clean, organized, and safe work areas at each job site

Job duties and responsibilities vary by project and location.

HARD SKILLS:

Strong attention to detail, particularly for wire and cable management tasks
Ability to lift up to 100 pounds
Ability to stand for extended periods and frequently bend, kneel, reach, and climb ladders
Ability to safely use basic hand tools (screwdrivers, drills, wrenches, box cutters, cable cutters, etc.)
Ability to follow layout plans, diagrams, or verbal instructions on-site

SOFT SKILLS:

Ability to reliably manage a travel-based, gig-style schedule
Ability to arrive on time on traveling days
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Ability to follow instructions and complete tasks accurately
Willingness to accept feedback and adapt to changing project conditions
Ability to maintain a professional and positive attitude in fast-paced environment
Commitment to safety standards and site-specific procedures

HIRING REQUIREMENTS:

Valid State ID (Passport recommended)
Reliable transportation and ability to travel to multiple job sites
Working email address
Reliable smartphone with a data plan capable of using mobile apps
Ability to complete online employment paperwork with e-signature functionality
Ability to arrive on site prepared with required PPE, including work gloves
Ability to wear appropriate, durable work attire suitable for warehouse and construction-style environments

BONUS EXPERIENCE:

Wire and cable management or low-voltage support work
Warehouse build-outs or facility reconfiguration projects
Assembly of furniture, racking, or modular systems
Operating pallet jacks, hand trucks, or dollies
Forklift, scissor lift, or boom lift experience
Shipping, receiving, packing, or inventory work
Facilities, maintenance, or light construction experience

PLEASE NOTE:

This is a 100% travel-based, gig-based position and is not a full-time or part-time role with a guaranteed schedule or fixed work location. Travel costs including flights, hotels, and per diem for food will be included. Per diem is additional compensation beyond hourly pay.

PLEASE NOTE:

The majority of Groundwork Operations and Heavy Weight Freight job postings are for gig-based positions, NOT full-time or part-time roles with a consistent schedule.

The exceptions to this are listed below:

Our CDL Class A OTR (Over The Road) Truck Driver jobs are contract-based (1099) with specific, consistent schedules.
Our IT Workstation Installation Tech jobs are travel-based positions, placing you in-field, out of state, for several weeks at a time with a fixed schedule for that duration. These are W2 positions and travel and lodging are covered by us.

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