Adam Edwards

Primarily involves receiving, unloading, and stocking merchandise on the sales floor during overnight hours, essentially ensuring the store is fully stocked and ready for customers in the morning by accurately handling incoming shipments, utilizing equipment like pallet jacks, and maintaining a clean and organized backroom environment.

• Receiving and unloading merchandise: Unloading trucks, and accurately receiving incoming shipments.
• Stocking shelves: Efficiently stocking merchandise on the sales floor according to company guidelines.
• Inventory control: Maintaining accurate inventory levels, and managing damaged or defective items.
• Backroom organization: Keeping the backroom clean, organized, and accessible.
• Operating equipment: Operating pallet jacks, and other necessary equipment, to move merchandise.
• Following safety procedures: Adhering to safety protocols while handling merchandise.

• Unloading trucks: Unloading trucks and deliveries is a primary responsibility of a stocking and unloading associate.
• Sorting and stocking: Sorting products in the backroom, and stocking them on shelves, is another key responsibility.
• Maintaining cleanliness: Keeping aisles neat, and the area clean is part of the job.
• Helping customers: Greeting customers and answering their questions is part of the job.
• Maintaining logs: Keeping an accurate log sheet of daily moves, scanning inventory, and counting accurately is part of the job.
• Ensuring safety: Maintaining the safety of the facility by following company policies and procedures is part of the job.