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Mover/Labourer

Edmonton, AB · On-site

As a Mover/Labourer, you'll play an essential role in keeping restoration and construction projects moving. You'll work with experienced crew members, operate tools and equipment, and help ensure job ...

FIRST ONSITE

Mover/Labourer

Edmonton, AB

As a Mover/ La bourer , you'll play an essential role in keeping restoration and construction projects moving. You'll work with experienced crew members, operate tools and equipment, and help ensure ...

BrokerLink

Moves Analyst

Edmonton, AB · On-site

About the role As a Moves Analyst , you'll support the planning and execution of branch openings, office moves, and decommissions across the BrokerLink environment. You'll complete onsite technology ...

U-Haul

Assistant Moving Center Manager

Edmonton, AB · On-site

The work involves moderate risks or discomforts which require special safety precautions, e.g. working around moving parts, machines, fumes or irritant chemicals. May be required to use protective ...

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK

Sales Representative

Edmonton, AB · On-site

$18 - $20/hr

Sells TWO MEN AND A TRUCK services (moves, packs, storage, load only, unload only etc.) and products (boxes, packing supplies etc.) to customers * Asks open-ended, probing questions to determine ...

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK

Sales Representative

Edmonton, AB

$18 - $20/hr

Sells TWO MEN AND A TRUCK services (moves, packs, storage, load only, unload only etc.) and products (boxes, packing supplies etc.) to customers * Asks open-ended, probing questions to determine ...

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®

Driver

Edmonton, AB

The driver is responsible for driving a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) as well as packing, moving and safely transporting household goods, office furniture and other heavy items while providing ...

Kal Tire

Shipper and Receiver

Acheson, AB · On-site

CA$22.22 - CA$24.69/hr

In this role, you'll spend your shift moving, lifting, and stacking tires, lots of them. It's not a desk job. It's not light work. It's about keeping the warehouse running by doing the kind of work ...

Kal Tire

Shipper and Receiver

Acheson, AB · On-site

CA$22.22 - CA$24.69/hr

In this role, you'll spend your shift moving, lifting, and stacking tires, lots of them. It's not a desk job. It's not light work. It's about keeping the warehouse running by doing the kind of work ...

Kal Tire

Shipper and Receiver

Acheson, AB · On-site

In this role, you'll spend your shift moving, lifting, and stacking tires, lots of them. It's not a desk job. It's not light work. It's about keeping the warehouse running by doing the kind of work ...

gategroup

Storeroom Clerk

Edmonton, AB

A Storeroom Worker (Food) receives incoming shipments; stocks pantries and kitchens; moves merchandise in between departments; fills requisitions and counts products for accurate inventory.

Gategroup

Storeroom Clerk

Edmonton, AB

A Storeroom Worker (Food) receives incoming shipments; stocks pantries and kitchens; moves merchandise in between departments; fills requisitions and counts products for accurate inventory.

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What is a mover?

A professional mover helps people or businesses move their furniture and other possessions to a new location. As a mover, your responsibilities include securely packing each box, wrapping furniture and art, loading and unloading the truck, and possibly providing unpacking services. You may also be responsible for driving the vehicle to the new location. Your job is to ensure that you handle every step of the moving process with the utmost care towards the client's belongings. Some moving companies also provide storage service options, where movers pack items into storage containers.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a mover, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Mover, you need physical strength, stamina, attention to detail, and a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with moving equipment like dollies, pallet jacks, and basic inventory systems is often required. Outstanding customer service, teamwork, and time management skills help Movers excel in handling clients and completing tasks efficiently. These abilities are crucial for ensuring safe, efficient, and professional transport of clients’ belongings.

What are some common challenges movers face on the job, and how can they be managed?

Movers often encounter challenges such as lifting heavy or awkwardly shaped items, navigating tight spaces like stairwells or narrow hallways, and ensuring the safe transport of fragile belongings. Effective teamwork and clear communication are essential to manage these challenges, as is proper use of equipment like dollies and straps. Movers are typically trained in safe lifting techniques and may coordinate closely with clients to plan the most efficient and secure way to move items, helping to prevent injury and damage.

What is the difference between Mover vs Warehouse Worker?

AspectMoverWarehouse Worker
Required CredentialsNo formal certifications needed; physical fitness importantMay require forklift or safety certifications
Work EnvironmentMoving sites, residential or commercial locationsWarehouses, storage facilities, distribution centers
Employer & Industry UsageMoving companies, logistics servicesWarehousing, logistics, retail distribution
Common Search & ComparisonYesYes

Movers primarily focus on transporting furniture and belongings between locations, often working outdoors or on-site at clients' homes or businesses. Warehouse workers handle inventory, packing, and loading within storage facilities. While both roles involve physical labor and logistics, movers are more client-facing and mobile, whereas warehouse workers operate within a fixed environment. Understanding these differences helps job seekers find roles aligned with their skills and preferences.

Is being a mover a good job?

Being a mover is a physically demanding job that involves lifting, carrying, and organizing furniture and boxes. It often offers flexible hours and seasonal work, but may include long hours and manual labor. Job satisfaction depends on individual preferences for physical work and work environment.
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Infographic showing various Mover job openings in Leduc, AB as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 77% Full Time, 20% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 92% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution.

Furniture Mover- Swamper/Helper

Burly Boyz Moving & Storage

Edmonton, AB • On-site

CA$18.15 - CA$24.15/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 20 days ago

Job description

Swamper Moving & Storage Crew Burly Boyz Moving & Storage

Burly Boyz Moving & Storage is an industry-leading moving and storage company specializing in local moves in Edmonton and long-distance moves anywhere in Canada, plus short- and long-term storage solutions. We support an employee-first culture built on our 5 Core Values, and our mission is to be the greatest moving and storage company in Canada by delivering an unforgettable customer experience from beginning to end.

About the Role

The Swamper plays a critical, frontline role in delivering a top-notch customer experience. You'll work alongside the Driver/Team Leader, executing brand standards on every job. This role demands a balanced combination of manual labour and people skills you're both a mover and a brand representative, putting clients at ease and delivering their best possible moving experience.

Pay Structure

  • Entry level (no experience): $18.15/hr
  • 3 years job experience: $20.15/hr
  • 5+ years job experience: $21.15/hr
  • +$1.00/hr premium for candidates with 3+ years of moving industry experience

Qualifications

  • Must consistently arrive on time and without delay for all scheduled shifts
  • Must be flexible regarding hours and days worked
  • Must be proficient in English (additional languages are an asset)

Physical Demands

  • Lift and carry upwards of 80 lbs alone, repeatedly over several hours
  • Hold upwards of 100 lbs or more alone or with a partner while moving items
  • Reach overhead, crouch, squat, grasp, twist, and navigate the body to safely move items through tight spaces, hallways, doorways, stairwells, and elevators
  • Stand for several consecutive hours

Customer Service Responsibilities

  • Be in dress code at all times
  • Advise clients on best practices to safely move their items, including bubble wrapping and boxing glass, porcelain, and other fragile items
  • Provide materials to support safe transport and inform your Driver/Team Leader to track inventory and charge appropriately
  • Inform your Driver/Team Leader where advice or material costs are refused
  • Always use floor runners to protect the home and proper equipment to safely do the job
  • Completely pad all furniture with moving blankets, covering all sides including underneath
  • Safely load, secure, transport, and unload items and furniture with minimal to no damage
  • Direct clients to your Driver/Team Leader for any inquiries about delivery dates, weighting, or estimates
  • Conduct every move with a positive, gracious, can-do attitude
  • Know brand policies, procedures, services, and products to answer client questions
  • Pay attention to client cues and communicate so items are placed exactly where they want them
  • Adhere to all company policies and procedures
  • Create and maintain an exceptional client experience through high execution, compassion, and regard for safety, property, and hustle
  • Maintain cleanliness of the vehicle (cab and box)
  • Return all floor runners, tools, equipment, and materials properly and securely in the truck

    Problem Solving & Reasoning

    • Apply foresight to anticipate challenges and avoid them before they arise
    • Safely solve problems by applying best practices
    • Offer solutions when partnering with the team
    • Stay true to brand policies if any client request conflicts with them
    • Partner with the team if you can't overcome a roadblock or need authority
    • Use good logic and sound judgement while providing service and transporting goods
    • Follow instructions in any form verbal or written from your Driver/Team Leader and office managers
    • Apply basic math skills (add, subtract, multiply)

    Why This Role Matters

    A team is only as strong as its weakest link. As a Swamper, you're on the frontline and directly impact the success of every move and the client's experience. The most effective Swampers are consistently on time, maintain a positive and eager attitude, and closely follow instructions from their Driver/Team Leader while showing initiative and constantly contributing.

    If you're ready to be part of a hard-working, customer-focused team and help us become the greatest moving and storage company in Canada, we want to hear from you.