Mover
all american relocationCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Part-Time MoverAll American is an award winning service provider of both domestic and international household and commercial relocation services. We have facilities in Raleigh, Charlotte and Fayetteville, North Carolina. Our global network specializes in providing residential moving services, employee relocations, industrial and office relocations, office furnishing and furniture installation, storage, warehousing, asset management and specialized transportation services to our valued customers "Whatever It Takes."Our success is built around a simple approach: we strive to employ the industry's best people, equip them with the latest technology and tools, and empower them to build life-long customer relationships through our unrelenting dedication to client satisfaction.
Job Summary:
We are looking for a part-time mover. We need a reliable, friendly and hard-working mover to assist during our summer busy season. As a mover, you will work under the direction of the job supervisor performing the necessary tasks to provide our customers with excellent customer service. This is a physical job that requires heavy lifting and the ability to be on your feet for an entire shift.
Job Details:
Help our drivers load and unload household goods at the residence of our customers.
Help our office moving division relocating office furniture, computers and other items for our clients.
Movers must have reliable transportation to and from our warehouse facility.
Movers need to be in uniform and ready to work at the start of their shift.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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