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## Join Coleman Worldwide Moving's Team Coleman Worldwide Moving is seeking hardworking and energetic loaders, packers, movers, and warehouse personnel for our various service centers. We've been in business since 1914 with over 110 years of experience, and we're looking for people who want to earn good pay while staying active on the job. This is an excellent opportunity whether you're a college student looking for a summer position or someone interested in building a long-term career with us. ## What You'll Be Doing Your day-to-day responsibilities will keep you engaged and moving. You'll wrap household goods for transit, perform packing jobs as needed, and lift and carry household goods between residences and vehicles. You'll assist in loading trucks and containers for interstate commerce, conduct pre-trip inspections alongside drivers covering truck interiors, straps, tensioners, and walk-boards, complete household goods inventory, and perform warehouse work as needed. Other duties will be assigned as they come up. ## What We're Looking For You need to be willing to travel locally, intrastate, and interstate. Good communication skills are essential, and you must have a high school diploma or GED. A Real ID compliant ID or driver's license is preferred. The minimum age for employment is 17. ## Working Conditions This role involves both indoor and outdoor work. You'll be lifting objects up to 50 pounds regularly, with frequent squatting, bending, and use of stairs. It's a physically active position that keeps you out of factories, assembly lines, and behind cash registers. ## Compensation and Benefits The compensation rate for this position is $17-$18 per hour depending on experience. Full-time employees receive 8 paid holidays after 90 days. After 1 year of employment, you'll earn 40 hours of vacation pay. We offer an array of voluntary health benefits including Health, Dental, Vision, and 401k options. Referral bonus programs are available. ## Special Opportunities for College Students We're proud to support post-secondary education through our Summer Intern Scholarship Program. If you're a summer seasonal associate working as a Helper, Packer, Driver, Warehouseman, or in another Service Center operational non-management position, you could qualify for scholarships toward your tuition. The program offers $500 for your first full summer internship, $750 for your second, and $1,000 for your third or more. You'll need to show proof of enrollment in school for the coming fall classes and work full time through the scheduled season with accommodations made for school dates. Good work performance and attendance acknowledged by your supervisor are also required. ## Why Join Us This is a great paying entry-level job that allows for growth and promotions for those who show initiative. You'll have the ability to earn incentives above and beyond the hourly pay rate for great work. The environment is both team-oriented and allows for independent work, with refreshing daily and weekly changes of pace in a diverse work environment with friendly customers. We're a dynamic and growing organization committed to customer loyalty through excellent quality service, and we invite you to take part in a company that's been successful for over 100 years and is still growing.

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