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Visual Merchandiser - Summer Seasonal - Ashford Warehouse

Posted 3 days ago

guest servicesSeattle (WA)

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Job Description: Compensation Amount: 18.54 USD HourlyThe Visual Merchandiser has primary responsibility for merchandising retail products offered in four retail stores within Mount Rainier National Park. They are expected to work in each store, setting up displays, keeping them fully stocked, clean, and organized. They are to assist with keeping shelves stocked and working with the Retail Operations Manager and store managers to ensure products are displayed properly and inventory stock levels are correct. This position reports to the Retail Operations Manager.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Promotes the spirit and intent of Guest Services Hospitality Standards
Set displays and ensure they incorporate height and keep the stores stocked and organized Drive traffic through creative displays Highlight key traffic areas with programs Ensure appropriate signage is displayed in all stores following the Retail Operations Manager's direction (local, USA made, handmade, Native American) Assist stores in pulling programs together Change display tables to keep them fresh with new programs Assist the Retail Operations Manager in ensuring product is shipped to each store Help in warehouse processing, orders, and checking in freight Assist in setting appropriate min/max inventory levels for each store Assist with training on Counterpoint and other systems, as required Assist with store set-up, tear-down, and inventories Perform any other duties as may be required or assignedSKILL AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS INCLUDEHigh school education with some college education preferred Two years of direct experience in a similar capacity and position accountabilities Retail point-of-sale and database experience; working knowledge of Counterpoint preferred Computer proficiency with the ability to utilize relevant systems

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