Merchandiser (Fixed term Contract) - BUCO Lephalale
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Limpopo
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Merchandisers keep shelves stocked, priced and presented in store. It is one of the most accessible entry points into retail, and matric is often the only formal requirement.
Job description
2026/05/26 Reference Number 3011105402 Description
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Manage Customer Base
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Customer Service
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Achieve Sales and Gross Profit Targets
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Administration and Reporting
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Merchandising of Stock
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Follow up on quotes
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Placement of stock
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Returning Stock not removed from location
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Ensure Stock is displayed correctly
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Reporting on Damaged Stock
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Receiving and Checking
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Report on Depletion or removal of stock
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Product Promotions
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Aid customers
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Ensure Merchandising Standards are complied to
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Maintaining Equipment
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To uphold and promote the company values and culture
Requirements Grade 12
Minimum 1-2 years’ experience in a similar position
1 year’s shelf packing/merchandising experience
Knowledge of general building material environment is essential
Proven success in personal selling (achieving sales targets), customer service finding new business (customer) and converting it to actual sales.
Ability to manage and coordinate regular stock takes
Interact with customers
Work Level Junior Job Type Temp Salary Market Related Duration < 6 Months EE Position No Location Lephalale
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