Why this role exists

Every move we run lives or dies on the person leading the truck. We're looking for a Moving Foreman who can walk into a customer's home, take command of the job, protect their belongings like they're your own, and leave the customer telling their neighbors to call us. This is the most important field role in the company — you set the tone, the pace, and the standard for the whole crew.

About us

Expedite Moving is a professional residential and commercial moving company based in Rahway, NJ, serving customers across the state and beyond. We do the full spectrum of moves — apartments, houses, offices, and the tricky stuff most companies won't touch: baby grand pianos, gun safes, sheds, and high-value electronics. Our reputation is built on showing up on time, treating people's homes with respect, and getting the hard jobs done right the first time.

What success looks like

Six months in, you're the foreman customers ask for by name. Your crews run on schedule, your damage claims are near zero, your trucks are loaded tight and safe, and your paperwork is clean. Newer movers on your team have learned how to pad, wrap, and carry the right way because you showed them. When a job gets complicated — a piano down a narrow staircase, a safe on a dolly over gravel — the office knows it's handled because you're on it.

What you'll do

Lead the crew on site — direct a team of 2–4 movers on each job: assign roles, set the pace, keep everyone safe, and make the call when a plan needs to change.
Own the customer relationship on the job — greet the customer, walk the job, set expectations, answer questions calmly, and handle concerns before they become complaints.
Do the skilled work — dismount and remount wall-mounted TVs, disassemble and reassemble furniture, and safely move specialty items including baby grand and upright pianos, safes, sheds, appliances, and fragile/high-value pieces.
Protect the goods and the home — pad, shrink-wrap, and box items properly; use floor runners, door jamb protectors, and straps; load and secure the truck so nothing shifts in transit.
Run the paperwork — complete bills of lading, inventory sheets, condition reports, and payment collection accurately and completely.
Coach and set the standard — train newer movers on proper technique, and model the professionalism and hustle you expect from the crew.
Keep equipment ready — make sure the truck, dollies, straps, and pads are stocked, clean, and in good working order before and after each job.

What we're looking for

Required

2+ years of professional moving experience, with time spent leading or running a crew
Strong communication skills — clear, calm, and professional with customers and crew alike
Hands-on skill with the specialty work: TVs, furniture disassembly/reassembly, pianos, safes, and other heavy or awkward items
Proper technique for padding, wrapping, and loading a truck so nothing gets damaged
Physically able to lift 75+ lbs repeatedly and work on your feet for a full day in all weather
Reliable, punctual, and drug-free; able to pass a background check
A professional, customer-ready appearance and attitude

Preferred (nice to have)

Bilingual (English/Spanish or other) — a real plus for communicating with customers and crew
Valid driver's license with a clean record; comfortable driving a 26' box truck (CDL not required but welcome)
Experience with long-distance moves, packing services, or office relocations
Familiarity with digital inventory or dispatch apps

Pay & benefits

Base pay: $22–$30/hour depending on experience and driving eligibility

Cash tips on nearly every job — our best foremen earn strong daily tips
Performance-based commission tied to completed jobs and customer satisfaction
Consistent, year-round work with overtime available in peak season
Paid training and room to grow into a lead/operations role

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Moving Foreman / Crew Lead