Driver/Tech
sofa doctorWest New York (NJ)
About the role
Job Description: Driver & Technician Helper – Furniture Disassembly/Assembly Services
Location: Tri-State Area (NY/NJ/CT)
Employment Type: Commission-Based
Travel: Local Tri-State + occasional out-of-state day/overnight trips
About the Role:
We are looking for a motivated and reliable Driver & Helper to join our team. In this role, you will support our technicians with furniture disassembly and assembly services. The position is commission-based, with pay tied to completed jobs. Full training will be provided (1–2 months).This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys hands-on work, is comfortable driving, and can communicate with customers in English.
Responsibilities:
Drive company vehicle to job sites across the Tri-State area Assist technicians with furniture disassembly, assembly, and moving tasks Communicate clearly and professionally with customers in English Maintain tools, equipment, and company vehicle in good condition Support occasional out-of-state service trips (day or overnight)
Requirements:
Valid driver’s license & clean driving record Basic English speaking skills (to communicate with customers)Physically able to lift and handle furniture Positive attitude, reliability, and willingness to learn Open to traveling outside the Tri-State area occasionally Compensation Commission-based pay per job Paid training period (1–2 months)We Welcome All Applicants This position is open to both men and women who are eager to learn and grow with our team.
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