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The Stockroom Clerk position involves a variety of essential functions primarily focused on the management of garments that need to be returned to stock or replaced. The clerk is responsible for receiving these garments and verifying the turn-in for each wearer using the Customer Order Form (COF). A critical part of the role includes grading garments for serviceability, which entails assessing the condition of each item to ensure it meets the specified quality standards. This includes visually identifying any damaged or ruined merchandise, such as rips, tears, holes, and stains, that do not meet the quality criteria outlined in the COF. In addition to grading, the Stockroom Clerk is tasked with destroying any unserviceable garments and stripping emblems from these items. The emblems are then attached to the COF for replacements or exchanges. Maintaining a safe and clean work environment is paramount, and the clerk is expected to observe best practices in all production activities. The role may also include other duties as assigned, which can vary based on the needs of the operation. The working environment for this position is primarily in a warehouse setting, where the clerk will be regularly exposed to outside weather conditions, including extreme heat and cold, as well as dust and noise. The work is based on a shift schedule, which may include weekends, and overtime may be required as needed. The position involves physical demands such as repetitive motions, lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling items weighing up to 20 lbs, and requires standing and walking for long periods.