Mover / Packer
servicemaster of greater washingtonFredericksburg (VA)
Mover / Packer
Posted 3 days ago
servicemaster of greater washingtonFredericksburg (VA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description
Benefits:
Free uniforms Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance 401(k)401(k) matching Competitive salary Dental insurance Service Master of Greater Washington is committed to be the premier provider of professional restoration services to commercial and residential markets. We accomplish this by developing a strong team of leaders who, through their pride of ownership, deliver superior service to our customers. We are committed to honesty and integrity and we deliver what we promise. We show a heartfelt concern for people and the environment through the work we do daily. We are currently looking to expand our team and now is a great time to apply!
Job responsibilities:
Professionally, pad, wrap, box, and pack items for secure transport to and from job sites Professionally, pad, wrap, box, and pack items on job sites Properly label boxes or containers Professionally inventory items digitally as packed and wrapped Load and unload moving trucks Carry large furniture and boxes to and from job sites in a safe and secure manner
Job requirements:
Excellent customer service skills Flexible schedule / ability to work overtime Ability to lift 70 lbs or more Valid driver’s license Ability to pass background checks
Benefits:
Health insurance including dental & vision 401KPaid Holidays Paid Vacation Training, development, and certification
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