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Warehouse Stocker
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What they do
A Lead Stocker trains and supervises stock and sales associates on all inventory handling processes from receiving goods in the warehouse to stocking them on the retail floor. Manages staffing levels of stockers to enable consistent replenishment of store. Ensures fully stocked displays and shelves, including the rotation of product to prevent losses due to expiration. Oversees stockroom, performs stock room maintenance and shipping tasks.
$40,125 / year median in West Virginia
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Duties include:
- Stocking your zone's product in a timely and accurate manner
- Helping with the preparation of your zone (stocking location) through a cleanly workspace, accurate inventory within your slots, etc.)
- Maintaining your RF Equipment that is assigned to you
- Correctly using and adjusting your daily replenishment report that designates what slots and items need to be restocked with your Shift Supervisor
- Communicating with your Shift Supervisor for any needs or changes that will help performance
- Demonstrating the ability to work well with Team Members on your shift
- Collaborate with "Night Shift" selectors for any needs within your stocking zone (needs for an item's slot, inventory that needs to be stocked, or other needs)
- Making sure that your zone (stocking area) is organized and clean at the
- end• of your shift for the following day • Makes sure all safety practices are adhered to.
- All other duties and projects as assigned. Skills & Attributes
- Demonstrated ability to comprehend and communicate needs and processes
- Ability to manage one's time and priorities throughout the shift
- A positive and healthy attitude and outlook on your position and responsibilities
- Abilities to work with RF selecting devices and equipment
- Ability to operate heavy distribution equipment (Forklifts, Reach Trucks, Electric Pallet Jacks, etc.)
- available as time and training permits
- Be a self-starter and take initiative, such as looking for ways to grow within your team personally and professionally
Experience and Education:
- High School Degree
- Preferred, but not required
- Reach Truck or Forklift experience
- preferred, but not required
- Licensed Forklift Operator
- Preferred, but not required
- Past experience within warehousing positions or distribution
- preferred, but not required