
Independent Contractor - Janitorial Services
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At a glance
Job overview
City Wide Facility Solutions is hiring an Independent Contractor - Janitorial Services. City Wide Facility Solutions is seeking Janitorial Independent Contractors to join its network. The company is the largest management firm in the building maintenance industry, offering janitorial and over 20 additional maintenance services to clients. Partnering with City Wide allows contractors to focus on service delivery and increase income, as the company handles sales and account collection.
Successful candidates bring Valid Business License, Active Worker's Compensation Insurance, and General Liability Insurance.
Skills & qualifications
Qualifications
Full job description
City Wide Facility Solutions is the largest management company in the building maintenance industry, facilitating janitorial and over 20 additional maintenance services for various clients. We go beyond merely managing maintenance services for commercial facilities; we are committed partners who help save time and solve problems!
We are currently seeking Janitorial Independent Contractors to assist in meeting the needs of our clients. Partnering with City Wide can help your business grow, allowing you to concentrate on delivering quality service instead of focusing on sales and account collection, ultimately increasing your income.
If you are interested in joining our network as an independent contractor, please apply to this posting.
Requirements
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS MUST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING:
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Valid Business License (LLC or Inc)
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Active Worker's Compensation Insurance
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General Liability Insurance and Non-Owned Auto Coverage
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Federal EIN #
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Verifiable references
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Must be at least 18 years of age
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Favorable background investigation results
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Must not be a sole proprietor
Benefits
This is a contract position and not benefits eligible.
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