Mover
moving mountainsWest Peoria (IL)
About the role
Job Description:
As a Mover, you will play a critical role in assisting customers with safely packing, loading, and unloading their belongings during relocations. You will work closely with a small to medium-sized team, typically consisting of 2 to 6 movers, to ensure efficient and smooth moving operations while providing excellent customer service throughout the process.
Responsibilities:
- Pack customer belongings securely and efficiently
- Load and unload items carefully onto moving trucks
- Interact professionally with customers to address their needs
- Coordinate tasks effectively within the moving team
- Ensure safe handling and transport of all items
Preferred Qualifications:
- Entry-level experience in moving services
- Valid driver's license
- Strong customer service skills
- Physical stamina and endurance
- Ability to work well in a team
- Knowledge of safe lifting techniques
Clear communication and problem-solving abilities\nCompany DescriptionMoving Mountains is a Residential local & long distance moving company based in Washington IL. We service mostly central IL, primarily in Peoria & Bloomington. Our premium level of service has allowed for us to elevate to one of the fastest growing moving companies in the country. We intend to continue that growth and offer our team the opportunity to grow alongside us.
Company Description:
Moving Mountains is a Residential local & long distance moving company based in Washington IL. We service mostly central IL, primarily in Peoria & Bloomington. Our premium level of service has allowed for us to elevate to one of the fastest growing moving companies in the country. We intend to continue that growth and offer our team the opportunity to grow alongside us.
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