Paint Department Manager
Posted 8 days ago
koopman lumberSharon (MA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$20–$24 per hour
About the role
Description: Paint Sales Specialist (Full-Time)
Location: Sharon, MA
Pay:
$20–$24 per hour (Based on experience)
Love helping customers tackle home improvement projects? Koopman Lumber is looking for a full-time Paint Sales Specialist to become the go-to expert in our Paint Department. You'll help homeowners, contractors, and professional painters choose the right products while keeping the department stocked, organized, and running smoothly.
Whether you have paint experience or a background in hardware, home improvement, or customer service, we'll provide the training and support to help you succeed.
What You\'ll Do Help customers choose paints, stains, and project supplies
Mix and tint paint accurately using computerized color-matching equipment
Recommend products and provide project advice
Stock merchandise and maintain attractive displays
Receive and organize inventory
Process customer purchases using our point-of-sale system
Keep the paint department clean, organized, and ready for business
Support the retail team as needed
Requirements:
What We\'re Looking For Friendly, outgoing personality with excellent customer service skills
Paint, hardware, home improvement, retail, or construction experience preferred
Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn
Comfortable lifting up to 50 lbs and working in an active retail environment
Reliable, organized, and team-oriented
Why Koopman Lumber? Competitive pay based on experience
Weekly pay
Employee discount
Medical, dental, vision & 401(k) benefits
Paid holidays and paid time off
Paid product training and career development
Opportunities to grow with a family-owned New England company that\'s been serving customers since 1939
If you enjoy helping people, take pride in your work, and want to build a long-term career, we\'d love to meet you.
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