Stocker/Warehouse

Commercial & Government Contracts•Columbia, SC

9d•Onsite

About The Position

This Stocker role is an overnight job where you can stay busy, be part of a friendly team, and help things go smoothly behind the scenes. The position involves unloading trucks, bringing products onto the sales floor, stocking shelves, coolers, and freezers with new items, and working with the overnight team to finish all stocking tasks before the store opens. Responsibilities include rotating products using the FIFO method, keeping shelves and displays neat and clean, refilling endcaps and sale areas, opening boxes, sorting products, organizing the stockroom, scanning items or entering inventory information, removing damaged or expired items, reporting low stock or overstock situations to a supervisor, sweeping, mopping, and keeping aisles and work areas clean, and disposing of cardboard, plastic wrap, and trash. The role also involves helping early-morning customers find items if asked and informing supervisors about any product problems or customer concerns. Safety rules must be followed when lifting, moving items, or using equipment, and pallet jacks, carts, and other store equipment should be used safely. A typical day involves checking in with the team leader, unloading and sorting delivery truck items, stocking shelves with attention to product placement and dates, ensuring price and sign accuracy, removing unsaleable items, maintaining aisle cleanliness, assisting with displays, and preparing the area for the daytime crew.

Requirements

No experience necessary; training will be provided.
Valid RealID
Must be able to obtain and maintain government base access.
Willing to learn new tasks.
Ability to work nights and weekends.
Ability to consistently meet nightly stocking and case-count goals.
Good attitude and treats everyone with respect.
Gets along well with others and talks clearly with the team.

Responsibilities

Unload trucks and bring products onto the sales floor.
Stock shelves, coolers, and freezers with new items.
Work with the overnight team to finish all stocking tasks before the store opens.
Rotate products so older items are used first (FIFO).
Keep shelves and displays neat, clean, and easy for customers to shop.
Refill endcaps, sale areas, and busy sections of the store.
Open boxes, sort products, and keep the stockroom organized.
Scan items or enter information into the store’s inventory system when needed.
Remove damaged, expired, or incorrect items from the shelves.
Tell a supervisor when items are running low or when there is too much stock.
Sweep, mop, and keep aisles and work areas clean.
Throw away cardboard, plastic wrap, and trash during the shift.
Keep shelves and product areas free of clutter and debris.
Help early-morning customers find items if they ask.
Let supervisors know about any product problems or customer concerns.
Follow all safety rules when lifting, moving items, or using equipment.
Safely use pallet jacks, carts, and other store equipment.