Stock Manager - Part Time
Stock Manager - Part Time
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- One to two years' related experience in inventory or retail work preferred.
- Ability to regularly lift up to 50 pounds and stand on concrete floors during scheduled shifts of 8 to 10 hours.
- Ability to push, pull, reach, bend and twist through the shift, working at varying heights.
- Must be able to read, count and write to accurately complete documentation, utilize training tools and process inventory.
- Basic math skills (counting, adding, and multiplying).
- Withstand exposure to extreme temperatures and constant noise.
- Will be required to pass certification testing prior to operating equipment.
- Unload merchandise from trucks.
- Maintain an organized stockroom.
- Successfully receive and ship inventory, as well as see our all related stock/inventory processes.
- Maintain visual presentation standards that are consistent with company standards when placing/restocking merchandise on the sales floor.
- Take inventory or examine merchandise to identify items to be reordered or replenished.
- Comply with operational standards, to include the following safety policies and proper sensoring of merchandise.
- Develop proficiency in all operational policies and procedures.
- Communicate clearly and effectively.
- Manage time and prioritize tasks.
- Demonstrate the ability to take directions from various managers.
- Participate in scheduled floor sets and markups/markdowns as needed.
- Take initiative to perform daily maintenance tasks completely and accurately such as removing garbage, vacuuming, sweeping and assisting the team in maintaining the stores overall appearance.
Before you apply
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