Stocker- Night Shift

Commercial & Government Contracts•Hill AFB, UT

9d•Onsite

About The Position

No Experience? No Problem!! We welcome applicants who qualify for the AbilityOne Program. It’s a federal program that helps adults with disabilities find jobs and receive support services. Copy and paste the link to watch our video to learn more about our Stocker position: https://biteable.com/watch/4548284/6737f5cf587d754e4ce4d4b6f628a667 Location: Hill AFB Commissary Shift: Sunday through Saturday 8:00 pm to finish. Days and times vary Would you like an overnight job where you can stay busy, be part of a friendly team, and help things go smoothly behind the scenes? Our Stocker role could be just right for you. 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 earlyâmorning 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. A Day in the Life of a Stocker: Start your shift by checking in with your team leader to find out which aisles you’ll be working on. Help take items off delivery trucks, sort stuff in the storage room, and get things ready for the shelves. Stock items on shelves—put similar things together, turn labels forward, and check dates to make sure nothing’s old. Make sure the prices and signs on the shelves match the items. Remove anything that’s damaged or past its date, and let your leader know if something doesn’t look right. Keep aisles clean—break down empty boxes, throw away trash, and keep carts and bins tidy. Help your team set up displays or prepare for holiday and seasonal changes. At the end of your shift, sweep your area, put away leftover items, and check the shelves so the daytime crew is ready to go.

Requirements

Willing to learn new tasks.
Ability to work nights and weekends.
Ability to consistently meet nightly stocking and caseâcount 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 earlyâmorning 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.