Relocation /Moving Project Manager

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dodge mayflower moving storageEarth City (MO)

Project Management Specialists Used Household and Office Goods Moving

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About the role

Working Project Manager We are seeking an organized, hands-on, and detail-oriented Working Project Manager to coordinate complex commercial and residential relocations. In this role, you will split your time between strategic project oversight and actively assisting crews on-site. You will serve as the main point of contact for clients, managing the entire moving process from initial planning to final setup, while directly participating in the physical loading, transport, and furniture assembly alongside your team.

Key Responsibilities: On-Site Leadership & Labor: Work alongside the crew to safely pack, load, and transport customer items, leading by example on the floor. Furniture Installation: Lead and execute the breakdown, installation, and assembly of complex modular office furniture, cubicles, and workstations. Driving & Transport: Safely operate moving trucks, box trucks, and related logistics vehicles to move equipment and client inventory between sites. Client Communication: Act as the primary liaison between the client, internal staff, and external vendors. Crew & Resource Oversight: Coordinate moving crews, drivers, and equipment availability. Oversee on-site productivity, efficiency, and safety compliance.

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