Delivery person wanted
South Auckland House of Science is based in Pakuranga. I'm looking for people to help pickup and deliver science kits to member schools. Myself and a couple of others currently deliver almost 30 kits per fortnight. However, we need more people to help. Areas we deliver to: Glendowie, Meadowbank, Mt Wellington, Howick, Flat Bush, Ormiston, Papatoetoe & Māngere.
You would only be doing one or two areas and a couple of hours each time and it depends on the bookings for that fortnight.
Days: Thursday and/or Friday each fortnight during term time
Hours: school hours and variable
Must have own large vehicle and be able to lift kits weighing up to 24kg.
Mileage will be reimbursed.
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Manukau or near. ph 09 2661455.
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