Job DescriptionJob DescriptionTitle. Install AgentDuties. This role is primarily a furniture mover with a small component of interior design (training provided). The employee would be packing furniture meant for home stagings, loading them into a van in an organized manner, safely transport the furniture to a house up to 50 miles away, and arrange the furniture in the house according to pictures they would be given. This involves minimal decorating and some understanding of what looks correct in a comfortable living environment.The furniture is not as heavy as traditional furniture since it is meant for home stagings (essetially they are more props than functional)Skills NeededAbility to lift 50lbs and move lightweight furniture up stairsCoordination with a partner to arrange furniture in a houseCan drive a cargo vanTasksPacking Accessories
- load fragile ornaments into a box and carefully pack them for transport
- Understand best packing methods for loading furniture into a truck
Team Coordination
- Communicating so that a house is arranged as fast as possible
- Making sure leadership knows about damaged inventory and issues with the house
- Fixing furniture according the needs of the stylist
Driving the Cargo Vans
- Driving up to 50 miles one way in a van
- Parallel parking in city environments
- Driving safely in traffic through city environments
Arranging Furniture
- Using pictures to decorate a house in order to match the photo
- Understanding when furniture doesnt look right or functional in a house
- Hanging pictures and mirrors
TERMS.Start Date. AnytimeEmployment. 20-40 Hours per week (hours are flexible if preferred and can be fully time if desired)Pay. Hourly rate of $20-$23 depending on experience and ability to driveAdditional pay available with increase in duties such as accurately matching photos to decorate a house or doing warehouse maintenance.Schedule: 8am EST to 3pm EST (weekends and evenings are options)ConditionsExperience? Preference is to have some job experienceBackground Check: No felony convictions