Stocker

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Stockers work in retail, wholesale and warehouse environments to pack, organize and track inventory. They arrange items by category and deliver them to different aisles, bins and shelves so that shoppers or other members of their team can easily access each product. Stockers make note of which products are running low and help determine when to place a new inventory order or move items from storage to display. They may operate machinery to transport heavy loads and use scanners to indicate when they put a product on the shelf. Stockers also clean up packaging after placing items on the shelves.

What does a Stocker do?

A Stocker, or Stock Clerk, is responsible for making sure that consumers have access to the merchandise they are looking for by organizing product displays and storage. Their duties include counting inventory, adding price tags to items and putting products on shelves according to an organized system.

Responsibilities

A Stocker should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Stocker should be able to execute:

Manage and maintain the storage conditions of goods received in the warehouse.
Coordinate retail space activities, dispose of trash and manage the cleanliness of the storeroom.
Provide customer service since they work in a visible space on the floor while arranging merchandise.
Stock the shelves of the warehouse with goods and keep inventory.
Receive merchandise that comes into the warehouse and ensure that the merchandise is unloaded and stored according to established procedure.
Maintain the cleanliness of the store and enhance the appearance of the store by adopting the most appropriate display techniques.

Required Skills

A competitive Stocker will have certain skills and qualifications, including: