Driver/Mover
Transformations by Jill Glen Allen, VA Posted today
About this role
Transformations by Jill is hiring a Driver/Mover in Glen Allen, VA. This award-winning home staging company has worked with over 75 Realtors, builders, investors, and homeowners throughout the Richmond area for more than 14 years, helping properties sell faster through professional staging.
The Driver/Mover will handle transportation and logistics for staging and destaging projects across the Richmond region. Day-to-day work includes:
- Loading, transporting, and unloading furniture, artwork, rugs, and décor
- Assisting with staging and destaging of homes throughout the Richmond area
- Wrapping, protecting, and handling furniture and accessories with care
- Maintaining the moving truck in clean, organized, and ready condition for daily projects
- Supporting warehouse operations and staging inventory organization
- Coordinating with the staging team to complete projects on time and accurately
- Interacting professionally with clients and Realtors
- Following safe lifting and moving practices
Candidates should bring:
- A positive attitude and strong work ethic
- Dependability, punctuality, and self-motivation
- Physical ability to repeatedly lift and carry 75+ pounds safely
- A valid driver's license with a clean driving record
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- Attention to detail and respect for clients' properties
- Prior experience in moving, furniture delivery, warehouse work, landscaping, construction, or package delivery (preferred but not required; training provided for qualified candidates)
Hours run 20-25 per week with weekday scheduling only, no evenings or weekends. The role offers a flexible schedule and a supportive work environment. Daily work starts and finishes at the Glen Allen warehouse with local travel throughout the Richmond area. Interested candidates should submit a resume along with a brief explanation of why they would be a strong fit for the Transformations by Jill team.
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