Opportunities in Moving Careers: Employment as a Moving Driver or Helper
Cargo Demenagement in Montreal is a fast-growing company that is constantly on the lookout for motivated, responsible people to fill the positions of moving helper and moving driver to drive a class 5 truck.
We offer a professional, high-quality moving service that meets our customers’ expectations. If you’re looking for a well-paid moving jobs, Demenagement Cargo à Montreal is the place for you! We offer competitive wages, and our drivers are among the best paid in the industry.
What’s more, we offer flexible working hours, so you can work around your schedule. If you are interested in joining our team, please contact us today!
How do I become a mover?
Becoming a professional mover requires physical strength, stamina and excellent coordination. First of all, it’s important to master lifting techniques to avoid injury and lift heavy objects efficiently.
Keep in mind that good communication within your team is essential for successful operations. Joining an existing moving company can offer you solid experience and a progressive career path.
Don’t forget that customer satisfaction is at the heart of your business, so cultivate your sense of service and organization to support them as best you can at this important stage in their lives.
We take great pride in our work and hold ourselves and our employees to the highest standards. If you can commit to respecting others and taking care of company property, we’ll be happy to welcome you on board. Before applying, please read our list of expectations carefully:
The perfect candidate for Demenagement Cargo must :
– Neat dress and appearance: appropriate work pants and boots required;
– Adopt safe work habits;
– Be resourceful;
– Be in excellent physical condition;
– Must have a valid class 5 licence and a minimum of one year’s experience in this field (for a driver-mover position);
– Willingness to perform repetitive tasks quickly and meticulously;
– Be courteous, respectful, sociable; reliable and punctual, energetic and enthusiastic;
– Teamwork skills.
The advantages of working as a mover
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Active physical work: Moving is an activity that keeps you fit while you work. It’s a dynamic job that calls on your stamina and physical strength.
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Autonomy: Movers often enjoy a certain degree of autonomy in the management of their tasks and itineraries, especially drivers, who organize trips and coordinate teams.
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Variety of tasks: Every day is different. You can switch from a residential move to a commercial project or the transport of heavy objects, which makes the work interesting and challenging.
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Development opportunities: With experience, a moving helper can become a driver or even a team leader, offering prospects for advancement in the industry.
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Competitive wages: Movers enjoy competitive wages, as well as tipping opportunities offered by satisfied customers.
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Teamwork: This is a job that encourages teamwork, allowing you to forge bonds with your colleagues and develop a good sense of camaraderie.
These advantages make the moving profession an attractive option for those who appreciate physical work, diversity and opportunities for advancement.
How much does a mover earn?
The mover’s trade is essential to facilitate the transportation of goods when moving home or office. Since this work is often considered physical and sometimes demanding, the question arises as to how much these professionals are paid.
In reality, a mover’s remuneration varies according to several factors, such as experience, the size of the company he works for, and sometimes even seasonality. In general, an entry-level mover earns $20 an hour in Montreal, Quebec.
However, as you gain experience or progress to a team leader position, your salary can increase significantly. It’s also common for movers to receive benefits such as tips from customers or performance-related bonuses.
It’s interesting to note that, despite the physical effort required, this profession can offer attractive opportunities for growth and remuneration.
Moving jobs - Demenagement Cargo Transport inc offers :
✓ Incomparable working conditions
✓ Guaranteed hours, even in the off-season
✓ Flexible working hours
✓ Competitive salary, based on performance
✓ A safe and healthy working environment
If you think you have what it takes to be a mover or mover-driver, we encourage you to submit your CV to demenagementransport@gmail.com for review. Don’t forget to indicate the position you’re interested in and whether you’re available for full-time or part-time work. We also offer weekend and on-call work.
We look forward to hearing from you and thank you for considering Cargo Demenagement as your next career move.
Please note that only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Job offer: Movers and Driver-movers
Workplace: Ville Saint-Laurent, Montreal
FAQ
The most frequently asked questions for a position as a Moving Driver or Moving Helper.
To become a Moving Driver, you generally need a class 5 (light trucks) or class 3 (heavy trucks) driving license, good physical condition and the ability to handle heavy loads. Moving experience is often an asset.
A moving helper assists the driver and crew in loading and unloading goods, wrapping furniture and fragile objects, and ensuring their protection during transport. It also helps with the handling and installation of goods in the new home.
In Quebec, a Moving Driver generally earns between $22 and $28 an hour, while a Moving Helper earns between $20 and $24 an hour, depending on experience. These salaries can increase during the peak moving season.
Yes, every moving company has its own working methods. All new employees receive a two-week training course to familiarize them with our techniques. We cover various types of moves: residential, commercial, heavy objects, and furniture assembly.
The day begins with loading the truck, followed by delivery and installation of the furniture at the customer’s premises. The driver takes care of the driving and actively participates in the move, while the helper takes care of the packing, transport and organization in the truck.
These jobs involve lifting and transporting heavy objects such as pianos or household appliances. Movers also have to navigate tight spaces, climb stairs without elevators, and keep to tight schedules, often in varying weather conditions.
A good Moving Helper must be a good listener, courteous with customers, and able to work as part of a team. Communication and problem-solving skills are also essential for dealing with the unexpected and ensuring customer satisfaction.
Benefits: dynamic work, autonomy, and very good pay.