Assistant Grocery Manager

Northeast Grocery•Pringle, PA
•$20 - $27

About The Position

The Assistant Grocery Manager provides fast, friendly, helpful, and efficient service to Price Chopper customers and assists with operating the grocery department. The role supports the Grocery Manager in achieving the department’s financial goals and oversees grocery clerks to promote effective merchandising, product rotation, inventory control, and sales. The assistant may be responsible for the store at the need and discretion of the Store Manager. Pay range: $20.25–$27.00.

Requirements

  • Must be at least 18 years of age.
  • Ability to manage others and demonstrate follow-through to achieve desired results and objectives.
  • Satisfactory performance reviews.
  • Basic computer skills.
  • Strong communication skills.
  • High school degree or equivalent.
  • 6–12 months of related experience.

Responsibilities

  • Provide fast, friendly, helpful, and efficient customer service, including smiling, making eye contact, and thanking customers.
  • Maintain a neat, clean, and organized workstation according to 5S standards.
  • Assist the Grocery Manager with day-to-day department operations, including merchandising, pricing, stocking, signing, plan-o-grams, displays, product rotation, and inventory levels.
  • Assist with ordering merchandise and supplies for the Grocery department and meet transmission times; store excess product in the back room or designated area.
  • Maintain customer courtesy and service throughout the store.
  • Provide front-end services when business needs require.
  • Ensure company and state sanitation and pricing procedures and regulations are followed in grocery operations.
  • Unload warehouse merchandise from trucks.
  • Assist with training and developing new grocery associates.
  • Control shrink by following related policies and procedures.
  • Perform other related duties assigned by management and follow company policies and procedures.
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