Stocker - Aisle

Position Overview

The Stocker role involves delivering prompt and friendly service to customers, ensuring products are well-stocked on shelves, and maintaining the cleanliness and safety of the aisles.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide courteous and efficient customer service with a positive attitude.
• Unload boxes from pallets, unpack them, and stock shelves with individual items.
• Rotate products regularly to prevent expired items from remaining on shelves.
• Organize merchandise and ensure items are neatly front-faced on shelves.
• Conduct proper inspections to comply with HACCP regulations.
• Assist in daily inventory reviews focused on product rotation to minimize shrinkage and damage.
• Verify shelf pricing accuracy, reflecting current prices and market conditions.
• Maintain aisle cleanliness by scrubbing regularly, moving pallets, and cleaning underneath them.
• Continuously monitor floor for safety hazards and handle spills or remove trash promptly and safely.
• Notify supervisors immediately of any product shortages or out-of-stock items.
• Perform other assigned tasks and potentially work in different departments as necessary.

Required Qualifications

• Effective communication skills with customers, coworkers, and supervisors.
• Basic literacy and numeracy skills.
• Strong alignment with company values and dedication to excellent customer service.

Physical Demands

• Mandatory use of steel toe boots.
• Able to lift or carry up to 50 pounds at various heights and distances, including frequent and constant lifting/carrying cycles.
• Capable of exerting significant horizontal push/pull force (up to 500 pounds).
• Good physical agility and dexterity, including finger manipulation and manual handling between 80% and 100% skill level.
• Physical postures include constant standing and walking, frequent bending and stooping, occasional reaching overhead, climbing ladders, kneeling, and squatting.

Work Conditions

• Work temperature mainly moderate but includes exposure to refrigerated and freezer areas and varying temperatures near loading docks and open doors, influenced by outdoor weather.
• Presence of moving equipment such as forklifts, electric pallet jacks, and scooters in the work environment.