Hardlines Processor

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF NORTH LOUISIANA INC•Bossier City, LA

6d•$10 - $10•Onsite

About The Position

The Hardlines Processor evaluates, sorts, prices, and prepares donated household goods and other non-textile merchandise for sale or appropriate disposition. The position makes frequent decisions regarding merchandise condition, quality, value, category, and sales potential while meeting established production and quality expectations. This role supports Goodwill NLA's mission of Improving People's Lives Through the Power of Work by responsibly stewarding donated goods and helping maximize the value of each donation to generate revenue that supports workforce programs and community services.

Requirements

High school diploma, HiSET/GED, or equivalent preferred.
Previous production, retail, warehouse, or related experience is helpful but not required.
Must be able to learn established quality, sorting, processing, and productivity standards.
Must complete and maintain any safety, equipment, or other position-specific training or authorization required for assigned duties.
Ability to quickly evaluate merchandise for condition, quality, category, salability, and appropriate disposition.
Ability to learn and apply established pricing and value guidelines.
Ability to recognize merchandise that may warrant higher-value or specialized sales consideration.
Ability to balance productivity, quality, and responsible stewardship of donated goods.
Attention to detail and ability to follow established procedures.
Ability to learn and use processing computers, label printers, and other workplace equipment.
Ability to work effectively with others and adapt to changing production needs.

Responsibilities

Inspects and evaluates donated household goods, electronics, books, shoes, accessories, furniture, décor, and other hardlines merchandise for condition, quality, salability, and appropriate disposition.
Sorts merchandise to the appropriate sales, e-commerce, higher-value, outlet, salvage, recycling, or disposal stream.
Identifies merchandise that may have increased value based on brand, condition, age, origin, collectability, market demand, or other established criteria and routes it appropriately.
Prices merchandise that is not unit-priced using established guidelines and sound judgment to support both customer value and responsible stewardship.
Uses processing systems and label-printing equipment to accurately label merchandise for sale and rotation.
Prepares, groups, bags, or stages merchandise as appropriate for efficient movement and sale.
Meets established production expectations while maintaining required quality and pricing standards.
Accurately records required production information.
Organizes processed merchandise for efficient movement to the sales floor.
Safely moves merchandise and uses authorized material-handling equipment as required.
Assists in other store operational areas, including softlines processing, donations, merchandise movement, and sales-floor support, as assigned and trained.
Maintains a clean, organized, and safe processing area and follows required PPE, lifting, material-handling, and equipment procedures.
Recognizes and appropriately reports hazardous materials, prohibited items, unsafe merchandise, or other concerns encountered in donated goods.
Protects donated goods and agency assets and promptly reports suspected theft, misuse, loss, or safety concerns.
Attends required meetings and trainings.
Performs other duties as assigned in support of store operations and the agency mission.