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Job Description:
Job Description Greets the customers entering the store. Answers customer phone calls and serves in-store customers thru use of electronic and paper -cataloging system to identify, source, and invoice needed parts. Special orders or sources non-stock products as requested by customer. Re-stocks and maintains store displays both in retail display area and in store stock room. Works on inventory control, including stock adjustments and daily warehouse returns. Maintains work area in a neat and orderly manner. Assists in annual physical inventory. Other duties as assigned Mixes paint \nCompany Description Established in 1987 CTI Industrial Supply has been proudly serving the Las Vegas valley for over 30 years. We are a family owned and operated seller of the highest quality industrial supplies, safety supplies, auto body supplies, auto paint and car care products. Ever expanding, CTI Supply now offers a fantastic online store to compliment our long time retail location as well as more brands and products than ever. OEM and CTI branded tools are now available to get you what you need to complete your automotive project at the lowest prices.
Company Description:
Established in 1987 CTI Industrial Supply has been proudly serving the Las Vegas valley for over 30 years. We are a family owned and operated seller of the highest quality industrial supplies, safety supplies, auto body supplies, auto paint and car care products. Ever expanding, CTI Supply now offers a fantastic online store to compliment our long time retail location as well as more brands and products than ever. OEM and CTI branded tools are now available to get you what you need to complete your automotive project at the lowest prices.
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