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GoShare Driver (Moving & Large-Item Delivery) — On-the-job English

Study in your language — but on the job you'll speak English. These are the real phrases you actually say for this work, with a note in your language. Not a script; common situations workers report.

Confirming a project before you accept

  • Can you confirm the pickup address and how many stairs or flights there are?

    Ask about stairs/access before you commit to the job.

  • About how heavy is the item — roughly how many pounds?

    Ask the customer to estimate weight so you know if you need a Helper.

  • I'll be there in about twenty minutes.

    Give the customer your ETA.

Coordinating a two-person lift with a Helper

  • On three — one, two, three, lift.

    Call the count so both of you lift at the same moment.

  • Wait — this is heavier than it looks, let's get a dolly.

    Stop and switch to a dolly instead of straining.

  • Watch the doorframe — angle it this way.

    Guide a large item safely through a tight doorway.

Talking with the customer during the move

  • Where would you like this placed?

    Ask where to set the item down inside.

  • There's a small scuff here — I want to point it out before we set it down.

    Flag pre-existing damage before delivery to protect yourself from a claim.

  • Can you sign here to confirm delivery?

    Get delivery confirmation / signature.

🔴 Emergency — injury or vehicle accident

  • This is 911 — I need an ambulance, my partner hurt his back lifting a couch at [address].

    Call 911, say what happened, and give the exact address.

  • He's conscious and breathing, but he can't stand up and his lower back hurts.

    Give the dispatcher the injured person's condition.

  • There's been an accident — my truck was rear-ended, no one is trapped, but there may be injuries.

    Report a vehicle crash and injury status to 911.

Reporting cargo damage to GoShare support

  • I need to report damage that happened during this delivery — I have photos.

    Open a damage report with support and attach photo evidence.

  • The item was already scuffed before I loaded it — here's the photo I took at pickup.

    Prove pre-existing damage with a timestamped pickup photo.

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