Frozen Food/Dairy Manager
piggly wigglyMoncks Corner (SC)
Frozen Food/Dairy Manager
Posted 2 days ago
piggly wigglyMoncks Corner (SC)
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales WorkersSupermarkets and Other Grocery Retailers (except Convenience Retailers)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
We are looking for a talented Frozen Food / Dairy Manager who is responsible for outstanding guest service and maintaining adequate levels of quality products and a clean, organized dairy and frozen food section in compliance with Company policy and Guest expectations. A qualified applicant would be able to: Provide service and encourage co-workers to provide quality service by providing a friendly environment, initiating eye contact and greeting guests, asking if they are finding everything or how you can help them, having a solid product knowledge, and thanking them for shopping at the Pig. Maintain an awareness of and promote all promotions, advertisements, and Company programs. Maintain the Department Atmosphere by sweeping and cleaning store floors, cleaning spills, and keeping Frozen Food/coolers clean and organized. Maintain adequate stock levels of fresh, quality products in the frozen food and dairy sections. Unload, transport, and stock inventories to maintain appropriate product levels and minimize shrink. Maintain professionalism through phone calls and PA system usage. Any other tasks as assigned from time to time by the store manager. This position is full-time with comparative pay.
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