Merchandiser/cashier

Join a locally owned and operated store to help deliver health, beauty and convenience services in your community, and keep the customer at the centre of everything you do.Why this role is important?DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:MERCHANDISING:Organize backroom product and follow Backroom Inventory Management (BIMI) processesUses PDT and MMS Systems to perform daily tasksAs directed, manage Exit Strategy and Product ReturnExpert in assigned areas of product inventory, product placement and expiry datesMaintains Store Standard pertaining to image and trends in storeEnsures product displays are consumer focused and “shoppable”RECEIVING:Receives merchandise in accordance with the receiving policies and proceduresMaintains a neat and organized backroom according to principles of backroom organizationEnsures proper documentation is completed with respect to the receiving and return of goodsSupports Front Store Manager/Assistant Front Store Manager in maintaining the quality and standardsCUSTOMER SERVICE:Clean image to the customers in accordance with uniform policy and dress codeTakes initiative to acknowledge and assist customers in the aislesGENERAL:Complies with all health and safety regulationsComplies with all Store StandardsComplies with loss prevention policies and proceduresPerform other duties as requiredQUALIFICATIONS:Planning, Judgement and Decision MakingEfficiency, organization and neatnessCopes with changing situations on the sales floorCash responsibilities (if applicable) require accuracy and efficiency in processing the customer orderEXPERIENCE:Some computer and cash register skillsWell organized with ability to record keepDetail orientedAbility to work independentlySelf-motivatedWORKING CONDITIONS:Ability to work flexible shifts which may include nights and weekendsPHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:Ability to lift up to 50 poundsAbility to climb ladderJ2WRTLWhy work in a Shoppers Drug Mart store?Each store has an Associate-Owner, so you will work for a local business owner while having the support of a national brand. Benefit from a purchase discount program, flexible and varied schedules, competitive pay and online learning through Academy.Take ownership of your work and find more ways to care about your patients, co-workers, customers and community.Associate Owners in the Shoppers Drug Mart network recognize Canada's diversity as an opportunity to better serve their communities, and strive to reflect the nation’s evolving diversity in the products they sell, the people they hire, and the culture they create in their stores. Accommodation is available upon request for applicants and colleagues with disabilities.​In addition, we believe that compliance with laws is about doing the right thing. Upholding the law is part of our Code of Conduct – it reinforces what our customers and stakeholders expect of us.#EN#FS #SDMR #ON

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