Piano Mover
cunningham pianoKing of Prussia (PA)
About the role
Job Description:
We are offering a consistent job for a consistent person. Cunningham Piano is looking for a hardworking team player and energetic person to join our team. It is our job to make sure our customer's move is easy and stress free. This means being friendly, helpful, and getting the job done the right way. Our ideal candidate would also be very interested in future career opportunities Some days you will be mostly in the warehouse, unboxing and assembling digital and acoustic pianos, organizing stock, and moving boxed units.. Most days, you'll be on the truck delivering units to customer's houses or transferring products from the Warehouse to any of our stores. Acoustic pianos are heavy but with the proper technique and tools, it can be a lot easier that it seems; for this job you'll need to use your hands and your head.
Requirements:
Clean driving record Piano Moving experience (preferred0Able to drive a box truck (16 foot minimum) Must have your own VehicleAbility to lift heavy thingsMoving and Warehouse experience (preferred) Ability to communicate professionally, verbally, and in writing.\nCompany DescriptionPhiladelphia's favorite piano company has been making dreams come true since 1891. With showrooms conveniently located in King of Prussia PA, Cherry Hill NJ, and Delmar DE... and a world class piano restoration team in the KOP shop/warehouse, Cunningham Piano represents the finest in new pianos and restored pre owned pianos.
Company Description:
Philadelphia's favorite piano company has been making dreams come true since 1891. With showrooms conveniently located in King of Prussia PA, Cherry Hill NJ, and Delmar DE... and a world class piano restoration team in the KOP shop/warehouse, Cunningham Piano represents the finest in new pianos and restored pre owned pianos.
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