Furniture Mover/Installation Assistant
B Styled Staging Fort Worth, TX Posted today
About this role
B Styled Staging is hiring a Furniture Mover/Installation Assistant in the Fort Worth and DFW area on a part-time basis. This position involves moving and installing furniture for home staging projects on an as-needed schedule. Hours are not guaranteed and will fluctuate from week to week depending on project demand. This role is ideal for someone attending school part-time, working another job with flexible hours, or seeking to supplement income.
Responsibilities
- Transport furniture and décor items in and out of the warehouse and client homes while maintaining safety standards.
- Assist with staging installations and position furniture according to specifications.
- Organize and maintain inventory within the warehouse.
- Take care to protect furniture, walls, floors, and client homes during all moving activities.
- Communicate effectively with the team and arrive punctually for scheduled work.
Requirements
- Ability to safely lift and carry 75 or more pounds with a partner.
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
- Willingness to drive throughout the DFW area to the warehouse and job sites.
- Consistent reliability, trustworthiness, and punctuality.
- Professional demeanor and appearance while working in client homes.
- Careful attention to detail and respect for handling furniture and décor items.
- Passing a background check.
- Availability to work primarily Monday through Friday, with occasional weekend work as client needs require.
- Prior experience in moving, furniture delivery, warehouse operations, or staging is helpful but not mandatory.
The position pays $20 to $22 per hour based on experience and operates as a 1099 independent contractor arrangement. Most work occurs Monday through Friday, though weekend jobs may arise based on client schedules. A flexible schedule is available, and growth opportunities exist as the company expands.
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