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Retail Stock Person (56994)

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afr furniture rentalNew Castle (DE)

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About the role

Retail Stock PersonNew Castle, DE 19720
Overview
Category: Retail
DescriptionGeneral Description: The Retail Stock Person is responsible for assisting the retail team by moving furniture on to and off the sales floor as directed.
Responsibilities: Build and maintain an understanding of the stores products and price information to assist with stock levels in the assigned location. Remove sold product from the sales floor and prepare for customer pickup and delivery. Pull product for delivery and move to staging area for loading. Pull product for pick up, move to staging area and assist the customer as directed. Utilize proper material handling procedures to reduce injury and/or product damage. Move stock as directed by the store manager to merchandise the sales floor. Assemble or disassemble any furniture as directed by the store manager or assistant store manager. Maintain a neat and orderly sales floor and stock area including cleaning and touching up product. Maintain and clean product on the sales floor. Maintain and clean restrooms, interior and exterior common areas as directed. Report any theft or suspected theft by customers or employees to management immediately.
Qualifications
Additional Skills/Requirements:
  • Oral Communication skills
  • Written Communication Skills
  • Reading skills
  • Customer Service
  • Customer Relations
  • ProfessionalismTime Management
  • Ability to lift up to 75 pounds.
Education: High School Diploma or equivalent.
Experience: Prior Sales experience is helpful. Diversity ensures the success of our careers, and our lives. AMERICAN FURNITURE RENTAL, INC. is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer and does not discriminate based on age, race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other legally protected status.

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