Lee Joon Challenges Moving to a 4th Floor Without an Elevator… “You Must Train as a Worker for 6 Months to a Year for Moving Companies”

Actor Lee Joon experienced the reality of the field by personally performing the grueling work of a moving company.

In a video released through the YouTube channel 'WORKMAN', Lee Joon captured the process of experiencing a day in the life of a moving company. On this day, Lee Joon handled a schedule of performing two consecutive moving jobs, including a move to a 4th-floor villa without an elevator.

Moving to the 4th Floor via Stairs, “You Must Learn as a Worker for 6 Months to 1 Year”

The first task was a general move to a 4th-floor villa without an elevator. During this process, Lee Joon showed physical distress as he carried heavy luggage up and down the stairs. A moving company official in the video mentioned the professionalism of moving work, explaining that it is a job where proficiency is very important because there is a high risk of damage to home appliances or furniture. In particular, citing that the disassembly methods for appliances vary by brand, such as Samsung or LG, they stated that one must gain experience as a worker for at least 6 months to a year on-site to possess professionalism.

Lee Joon engaged in the field work while learning about the method of lifting objects and the center of gravity during the process of moving luggage. The video showed practical movements, such as how to balance the center of gravity to prevent injury when lifting heavy loads.

From General Moving to Full-Service Moving, a Forced March Completing Two Jobs in One Day

After finishing the first move, Lee Joon immediately moved to the second task, a full-service moving site. According to the video description and the cast's conversation, the schedule for the day included both a move in Mapo and a move heading from Seoul National University Entrance to Suwon.

Lee Joon also learned about the differences between general moving and full-service moving. It was mentioned that the main difference is that in general moving, the customer packs the luggage in advance and the company transports it, whereas in full-service moving, the company packs the luggage at the starting point and is responsible for organizing and cleaning at the destination. While watching the process of wrapping items in plastic or putting them in boxes during the packing stage, Lee Joon confirmed practical advice that when packing heavy items such as books, the boxes should not be completely filled to make transportation easier.

In the second task, the full-service moving process, the video also captured the work being carried out based on the contract and preliminary information while the customer was absent. Lee Joon followed the flow of the field, experiencing the complexity of full-service moving work while classifying items and putting them into boxes.