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Retail Merchandising Display Installer

Posted 2 days ago

actionlinkFargo (ND)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$37500 - 46500 per year

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About the role

ActionLink is hiring a Retail Display Installer to execute in-store merchandising projects for leading consumer electronics brands. In this hands-on, field-based role, you will install and update product displays, read and execute planograms, assemble fixtures, and ensure brand standards are met across assigned retail locations. You’ll document work via photos and reports, maintain tools and materials, and communicate with store staff and ActionLink leaders. This role offers flexible hours, exposure to premium brands, and opportunities to build retail, merchandising, and leadership skills. Install and update in-store product displays and fixtures Read and execute planograms to brand standards Assemble, position, and secure retail fixtures and signage Verify product placement, pricing, and visual compliance Document completed work with photos and digital reports Maintain tools, materials, and display components Communicate with store staff and ActionLink supervisors Travel between assigned retail locations as scheduled Retail merchandising Fixture and display installation Planogram reading Use of hand tools Attention to detail Time management Inventory reporting Basic digital photography for display verification Customer/retailer communication Basic computer/mobile app proficiency OSHA safety awareness Valid driver’s license Auto insurance Experience with planograms or retail merchandising tools

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