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Defense Commissary Agency (DECA) Hourly pay rate is $18.95 . This is a federal contract, as such employees receive a Health and Welfare (H & W) benefit in accordance with the Service Contract Act ...

Defense Commissary Agency (DECA) Hourly pay rate is $18.95 . This is a federal contract, as such employees receive a Health and Welfare (H & W) benefit in accordance with the Service Contract Act ...

Lead Shelf Stocker - NAS Pensacola

Pensacola, FL · On-site

$18.25/hr

  • Medical

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Perform Shelf Stocking duties at NAS Pensacola Commissary in an efficient and effective manner ... Oversee the activities of the shelf stocker staff to ensure accomplishment of daily activities.

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Lead Shelf Stocker - NAS Pensacola

Pensacola, FL · On-site

$18.25/hr

  • Medical

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Perform Shelf Stocking duties at NAS Pensacola Commissary in an efficient and effective manner ... Oversee the activities of the shelf stocker staff to ensure accomplishment of daily activities.

Commissary Stocker information

Is working at the commissary a good job?

A commissary stocker job involves organizing and stocking shelves in a retail environment, often requiring physical activity and attention to detail. It can offer steady hours and opportunities for entry-level employment, but pay and advancement options vary by employer. Overall, it can be a suitable job for those seeking basic retail work with minimal qualifications.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a commissary stocker?

A Commissary Stocker should possess strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the physical ability to lift and move products efficiently, often requiring a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with inventory management systems, hand-held barcode scanners, and basic safety protocols is beneficial. Reliability, teamwork, and effective communication skills help stockers work well within a diverse team and respond to customer needs on the sales floor. These competencies ensure inventory is accurately stocked, shelves remain orderly, and the store environment is safe and welcoming for both customers and staff.

What does a commissary stocker do?

A typical shift for a Commissary Stocker involves unloading deliveries, stocking shelves, rotating products to ensure freshness, and checking inventory levels throughout the store. Stockers often work early mornings, evenings, or weekends to ensure products are available and displays are tidy before peak shopping times. You may also assist customers with product locations and help maintain the cleanliness and safety of store aisles. Working as part of a team, you’ll collaborate with supervisors and fellow associates to meet daily stocking goals and ensure the commissary runs smoothly.

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Retail Merchandiser-Exchange/Commissary - Key West P/T - 8 hrs

Eurpac Service Incorporated

Key West, FL • On-site

$17 - $19/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 23 days ago


Job description

ESCO, a division of Eurpac Service, Inc. has over 60 years of proven success representing consumer package goods (CPG) within the complex Military Resale Channel. Providing comprehensive sales and marketing service solutions to our clients. Our processes and proprietary technology are designed to deliver success in this unique retail channel.

The Area Manager (AM) will determine which responsibilities by facility the Key West, Florida Base Manager is to be focused on. Base Manager responsibilities can include any of the following…..

SCOPE:

Commissary and Convenience facilities on a specific military base or bases in the United States as defined by Area Manager.

PRINCIPLE RESPONSIBILITES:

Complete daily tasks as assigned by EAGLE Eye, Retail IQ and AM to service both Convenience and Commissary locations. BM responsibilities can include but are not limited to any of the following tasks:

Call on Commissary store and complete tasks as assigned by company technology and your AM:

  • Maintain current distribution
  • Increase distribution on new items utilizing the tools and processes provided by AM to meet the 30-day “Speed to Shelf” goal.
  • Manage ‘shelf max’ on all SKU’s by working with the CAO coordinator
    • Stock shelves opportunistically when out-of-stocks exist, and back-stock is present and/or when Vendor Stocker is not present
  • Secure/Sell display activity and build displays as needed
  • Secure product demonstration activity and order cases to support these events
  • Responsible for shelf management:

Facings – Resets – Sign Management – Not in-stock – Pricing – Coupons – Shelf Tags

  • Prompt reporting of e-VCM’s(Vendor Credit Memos)
  • Maintain vendor stocker support group and promptly/accurately perform stocker administration duties
  • Maintain work, price, and store records, etc.
  • Maintain proper account call frequency
  • Prompt communications of store issues to AM
  • Check code dates and proper rotation
  • Report in-store conditions utilizing company technology and systems:

Not In Stock scans, Display Performance and Demo bookings, New item distribution, Missing gaps, and Pricing Surveys

  • Maintain a productive working relationship with Store Management and Company Management
  • Other projects/requests as requested or assigned by management

Commissaries with Strategic and Tactical Base Manager Positions:

Strategic BM Tactical BM

Blocking and tackling at the shelf Promotional Support

Keeping the shelves full Securing tough display options

Work with vendor stockers Display Period Execution

New Items/Speed2Shelf Pushing OTB’s during season

GAP resolution Maintaining/Maximizing display opportunities

NIS Mitigation Seasonal Promotions

Signs and Coupons Front End Rack management

All VCM’s “S” Code SKU management

Perishable Focus Distributor inventory management – OTB and deleted items

Product Rotation Regional SKU management

Minimizing shrink Product Demonstration Management

Meat and produce weekly orders

Relationship Upselling

Joint Work

Resets both section and full store

Large mass display builds (Commissaries and/or Exchanges)

Fill in if other BM is out or position is open

Call on Convenience stores and complete tasks as assigned by company technology and AM:

  • Maintain proper call frequency
  • Sell and ensure proper shelf placement for all authorized items utilizing tools provided
  • Fill store shelves w/back-stock if opportunities exist
  • Scan store for missing gaps via hand-held device and obtain missing distribution
  • Conduct inventory checks and write orders for all VON related items
  • Meet with each store manager as scheduled by AM
  • Responsible for shelf Management

Facings – Resets – Communicate Auto Replenish issues – Pricing – Coupons – POG Compliance

  • Check code dates and proper rotation
  • Write up/Return ‘out of dates’ as outlined in specific Manufacturers policies
  • Timely communication to AM utilizing the ‘best practice’ method outlined by AM
  • Sell promotions as outlined in Convenience Package/Company technology and as directed by AM and report results to AM
    • Build displays as required
  • Place Point of Sale as directed
  • Report low or out of stock issues to Facility Manager
  • Complete Call reporting procedures via company technology while in store
  • Other projects/requests as requested or assigned by management

Explanation of lifting, temperature restraints, and other working conditions:

  1. Build, install and move various racks weighing up to 100 lbs.
  2. Build displays with up to 40lb case weight
  3. Freezer work at 0°F
  4. Travel for store resets which last from 1 to 3 days
  5. Occasional outside case lot sales and weekend special events

This part time position will be 8 hours per week. Hourly rate is $17-$19 hr. Hours are flexible, but the Base Manager must be available during store hours. A background in grocery and/or retail extremely helpful.

“If you currently work for one of our competitors please note that qualified candidates who do not work for a competitor will be given preference.”

Existing military base access strongly preferred. To perform the essential functions of this position you will need military base access. Such access is granted by the military not Eurpac.

EURPAC Service, Inc. maintains a drug-free workplace. All employees are required to successfully complete a pre-employment drug screening.

It is the policy and practice of Eurpac Service, Inc., to provide employment opportunities to all qualified persons on an equal basis. The Company will not to discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of his or her age, race, color, religion, marital status, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender/gender identity, national origin, or because he or she is an individual with a disability or disabled veteran, Armed Forces service medal veteran, recently separated veteran, or active duty wartime or campaign badge veteran, or thereinafter referred collectively as "protected veterans" or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.

If you have difficulty using our online system due to a disability and need an accommodation, you may email us at hrapplication@eurpac.com, send a fax to 203-840-8978 or call us at 203-642-1024. In order to quickly respond to your request, please use the words “Accommodation Request” as the subject line of your email or as the title of your fax document.

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