Reset Merchandiser

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pacesetter personnel servicesMiddleboro (MA)

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Mid

SALARY

$58,500 per year

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Job Description: JOB # 974-102 Pacesetter Personnel Services is hiring for a Reset Merchandiser in Middleborough, MA.*Must have a valid Driver's License and your own transportation**Will be traveling to surrounding areasThe Reset Merchandiser’s primary function is to rebuild and update store product displays, shelves, and layouts according to a planogram or schematic diagram.
Pay: $30.00 per hour. We pay weekly.
Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 6AM - FINISH.Must have an open flexible schedule. Must be able to work holidays.
Job Responsibilities: Maintain product levels in the bread aisle and display locations throughout the route. Reorganize, rebuild, and update store product displays, shelves, and layouts. Build displays according to a planogram or schematic diagram. Sort out the product. Maintain a clean and organized back-room inventory of products. Maintain a professional, team relationship with co-workers and customers. Maintain merchandising standards while rotating products according to color codes.1-month assignment. Has potential to become long-term depending on work performance.
Requirements: Must have reliable transportation (Will be using your own vehicle)Must have a valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle with valid insurance. Must clear a background check and pass a drug test. Ability to read, write, and speak English.1-2 years of Grocery experience preferred. Must be able to consistently bend, squat, stand, and lift heavy items. Must be able to lift 50lbs. This is a temporary position with the potential to become a long-term opportunity. Submit an up-to-date resume to be considered. For inquiries, reference JOB #974-102 Tag:#PSP456

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