More than just a mover: an employer and a friendly team

But first… what exactly does a mover do?

Becoming a mover is often more challenging than it seems. Indeed, it requires a certain physical strength, but also qualities such as punctuality, a sense of a job well done, and great manual dexterity. You also need tact and diplomacy, as you may sometimes be moving people in delicate situations (elderly clients, moves after a bereavement, separation, etc.).

What are the tasks of a mover?

• Loading and unloading a truck (sometimes purely by hand!)
• Assembling and disassembling furniture, from an Ikea wardrobe to an antique Louis-Philippe piece requiring care and attention.
• Professionally and securely packing furniture and objects, ranging from a simple knick-knack to a valuable work of art!
• Driving a truck or van in sometimes congested areas and being able to maneuver in tight spaces.
• Being able to travel 2 to 3 days for international transport.
• Reassuring and advising clients throughout the move.
• …

What qualities are expected from a team member, a mover:

• Courageous
• Customer-oriented, polite
• Careful
• Punctual
• Precise
• Respectful of their surroundings (neighbors if moving early, the environment by avoiding unnecessary idling of the truck, etc.)

Holding a C or C+E driving license is a real asset!

Do you want to be part of a family-owned company, a friendly team that loves what it does?

Take the first step.

Send us your CV: info@groupespiroux.com