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In‑Ground Basketball Goal Installation Contractor — Greater Indianapolis
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What they do
A Rigger hoists heavy objects using a system of ropes, pulleys, bolts, and winches, often at a lumberyard, shipyard, construction site, or manufacturing facility.
$52,247 / year median in Indiana
+10% projected growth
Job Description
What your day looks like You and a trusted helper roll up in your cargo van, unload tools, mix concrete, and set a rock‑solid foundation for an in‑ground basketball system. You square the anchor, true the pole, mount the backboard and rim to manufacturer specs, and leave a backyard game‑ready. That's a typical day supporting AIT Home Delivery—a division of AIT Worldwide Logistics—and the premium brands we serve. About the opportunity AIT Home Delivery specializes in final‑mile delivery, assembly, and repairs for big‑ticket residential products—think exercise equipment, furniture, home goods, playsets, gazebos, and, especially, basketball hoops. We're expanding our contractor network in the Indianapolis area for installers who take pride in precise, safe, and customer‑friendly work. Your responsibilities Assemble and install in‑ground basketball systems to manufacturer specifications Deliver outstanding on‑site customer service and communicate clearly with homeowners Use hand and power tools safely and efficiently Leverage a mobile phone for job details, photos, and status updates What you bring Experience working with concrete (setting anchors, mixing/pouring, curing best practices) Ownership or lease of a cargo van, sprinter, pickup, or smaller box truck (other vehicles may be reviewed) A full tool set and strong mechanical aptitude Business entity status with an EIN (can be obtained for free at irs.gov) A dependable helper—most jobs require a two‑person team Professionalism, punctuality, and customer‑first communication Compensation and terms Weekly settlements Independent contractor (1099); hourly rates do not apply Earning potential: $40K-$100K+, depending on volume, location, and work accepted Extras you can take on Additional assembly and delivery work is available for fitness equipment and furniture. How to apply If replying by email, include your vehicle type, your location, and your contact information.