Short Hill Operations Supervisor
Short Hill Operations Supervisor
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Set the example of operational excellence by following policies and procedures, while elevating the standards through proper usage of the proper tools and equipment.
- Regularly communicate with the Store Manager and Retail Operations about the general conditions of the store and stockroom
- Help manage the operational aspects of the store, including monthly cycle counts, mid and full year inventory, follow up of the operational routines and monitoring Store-to-Store transfers ensuring accuracy and maintaining high quality of execution
- Responsible for maintaining a clean and organized stockroom
- Process damages to company standard on a monthly basis
- Support the sales team with several tasks including running sizes, assisting on cash register, and advising on stock availability
- Work alongside the Store Manager to ensure stock and monetary shrinkage is kept to a minimum and within
- Manage stock and optimize the organization of the back office
- Perform all shipping/ receiving tasks in efficient and timely manner: check the incoming merchandise for quality and quantity of packages.
- Prepare, organize, and participate in inventories and analysis of results
- Complete all SOF fulfilment in a timely mannerYOU'LL NEED TO HAVEPrevious experience of at least 2 years in a stock position, preferably in a luxury retail environment
- Highly organized, rigorous and reliable, proactive and able to organize the work of the team and to anticipate needs
- Proficient with Word/ Excel / IT toolsWE'D LOVE TO SEEAn entrepreneur with the ability to drive results
- A positive, outgoing, high-energy personality able to thrive and multi-task within a high-paced environment
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