WHAT DOES A PACKER/SHIPPER DO? 

The role of packers/shippers is to prepare products for shipping. They are responsible for labeling, packing, cleaning, and maintaining shipping containers. Also, they are accountable for preventing things from being damaged. A few skills packers/shippers should have to accomplish these responsibilities include hand-eye coordination, customer service skills, and attention to detail. One should also have a college degree to become a successful packer/shipper.

PACKER/SHIPPER RESPONSIBILITIES

Here are examples of responsibilities for packer/shipper:

Stocker responsibilities include receiving and packing products to stock shelves, ensuring that prices are marked on each item, and arranging attractive displays of merchandise based on current sales promotions. A Stocker counts inventory and stacks items on shelves in an organized system to ensure all items fit properly for consumers to browse.

Responsibilities

Maintain a clean and neat store appearance for our customers

Sort and stock products on shelves and in the backroom throughout the day

Maintain cleanliness in the storeroom, especially when working with food products

Provide excellent customer service by answering questions and providing product insight

Promptly unloads trucks and deliveries

Receive and store incoming products in a timely manner

Follow established procedures to label, track, and stock items properly

Ensure accurate product counts

Update product pricing labels as directed by your supervisor

Assist fellow associates as needed throughout the store

What does a Stocker do?

Stockers have an important job because they are responsible for counting inventory, adding price tags to items on shelves, and interacting with customers as needed. They also work the front lines of a store and interact with customers regularly.

What are the duties and responsibilities of a Stocker?

Stockers complete a number of tasks throughout the day to ensure a store or warehouse runs smoothly. Stockers are responsible for ensuring that shelves, bins, and displays have the necessary goods to be stocked so customers can find what they need.

What makes a good Stocker?

A good retail store stocker needs excellent time management and organizational skills, as well the physical endurance to perform a full shift with potential heavy lifting. Stockers also need precise knowledge of where products are located at all times to help customers and answer questions throughout the day

Who does a Stocker work with?

Stockers work closely with other store employees, and they work directly with customers throughout the day. Smaller companies may only have one or two Stockers, but larger chains can have many more who report to their store manager.