Assistant Store Manager/Key Carrier
Assistant Store Manager/Key Carrier
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Assist with the hiring, training and development of store team members as delegated by the Store ManagerAssist with all store functions and day-to-day store activities as directed by the Store Manager
- Able to perform all opening and closing procedures in the absence of the Store ManagerAssist the Store Manager in protecting and securing all company assets, including store cash.
- Adhere to all policies and procedures including safety guidelines.
- Maintain a professional and friendly environment with customers, subordinates, and supervisors.
- Maintain all areas of the store, including the stockroom and sales floor, to company standards to include recovery.
- When the Store Manager is not on the premises, direct supervisory responsibility for all hourly Team Members.
- Process all SSC Corporate directives.
- Assist the Store Manager on the receipt and return of DSD merchandise.
- Assist Store Manager in the management of freight flow.
- Meet or exceed productivity standards.
- Assist the Store Manager in ordering and stocking all merchandise needs.
- Assist the Store Manager in maintaining stockroom organization.
- Assist the Store Manager in ensuring that the sales floor is sales effective daily.
- Assist the Store Manager in planning and implementing all directives in the Store Operations Weekly Bulletin.
- Prefer prior retail and management experience.
- Effective communication, interpersonal, and written skills
- Ability to lift, bend and transport merchandise weighing up to 50lbs from floor level to above shoulder height; must be able to meet demands of frequent walking, standing, stooping, kneeling, climbing, pushing, pulling and repetitive lifting, with or without reasonable accommodation.
- Ability to work in a high energy, team environment.
- Ability to work flexible, full-time schedule or part-time to include days, evenings, weekends, and holidays.
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