Part-Time Produce Stocker
kimberton whole foodsMalvern (PA)
$16/hr
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Posted 3 days ago
kimberton whole foodsMalvern (PA)
SENIORITY
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SALARY
$16/hr
About the role
Job Description: Kimberton Whole Foods in Malvern is looking for a Produce Stocker!
Requirements:
Part-time, up to 24 hours per week. One weekend & closing are required each week.
Schedule: Monday 7am-3:30pm, Friday 7am-3:30pm, Saturday 12-8:30pm
Pay: $16/hr depending on experience Age Requirement: Must be 18 years or older.
Benefits:
Part-time team members are eligible for a 15% store discount after 60 days and a 401K with matching 3% after one year and 1000 hours worked. DAILY OPERATIONS: The Produce Stocker's primary responsibilities to execute the following. Provide exceptional customer service to all. Receiving and stocking all incoming fresh produce and related items. Rotating fresh produce on a first-in first-out basis. Working in collaboration with the Produce Department head to maintain accurate and up-to-date product signage throughout the entire department. Follows the established KWF SOP for maintaining abundant, dynamic and fresh displays throughout the entire department. Understands KWF inventory management practices.
Requirements:
PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES:Full sense range (vision, hearing and sense of smell) – the ability to read product labels, distinguish color & smell for quality control as well as the ability to communicate with the customers and co-workers. Lifting, gripping and carrying objects – up to 50-75 pounds frequently, including boxes, cans, tools and other products. Stooping, squatting, & kneeling – stoop and maneuver to pick up boxes from shelving and carts. Walking – short distances to bring items from miscellaneous areas. Standing- prolonged standing.
Work environment:
movement based with the majority of time being in motion (walking & standing) rather that sedentary (sitting).Climate – ability to work in cold environments (cooler, Freezer, back stock area) and handle cold products for extended periods of time on a regular basis.
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