Grocery- Overnight Crew Chief

Maintain Security

Maintain security of the store overnight and keep accurate records (such as time-lock log, night crew purchase report, receiving paperwork/pallet control, and pieces count sheets).

Essential Functions

• Maintain security of the store overnight and keep accurate records (such as time-lock log, night crew purchase report, receiving paperwork/pallet control, and pieces count sheets).
• Commit to the “Golden Rule” and work with others to build a strong night crew team.
• Achieve the highest associate morale in the industry by working in a style that is Respectful, Supportive and Totally Team Oriented (RSTO).
• Ensure the preparation of the grocery department for the next day’s business; order to fill shelves, stock neatly, price accurately, and clean up.
• Effectively control proper storage limiting shrink and damaged goods.
• Control and notify grocery manager of potential shrink problems (damaged or missing merchandise; check loads carefully when receiving), product availability problems, potential security problems, and refrigeration checks).
• Monitor cooler and display area temperatures to ensure product quality; report refrigeration failure immediately.
• Ensure company standards of safety, proper food handling practices, sanitation, and productivity are achieved.
• Practice the “Cleaner’s Creed” and proper sanitation procedures.
• Order, receive, and unload deliveries; store, price, date, rotate, and stock product and prepare product for display and sale.
• Keep all grocery products in display cases, coolers and freezers rotated in accordance with company policy and product code dates and always make use of the oldest products first (first in, first out).
• Ensure shelves are clean as they are restocked.
• Make sure that all shelves and displays are blocked and straightened.
• Minimize payroll expense (including overtime) by maintaining minimum piece count standards of 235 cases per night, per person.
• Ensure sales and work area are swept clean, orderly, and free from safety hazards; report hazards to management.
• Exercise proper safety practices when lifting or moving product or using equipment.
• Be sure to operate and clean department equipment and tools.

Secondary Job Functions

• Clean and restock stock room.
• Properly dispose of trash.
• Clean behind store, and clean up spills.
• Notify management of associate theft, customer shoplifting, unauthorized mark downs or property defacement.

Job Standards

• Be alert and cooperative to our customers needs while focusing on ensuring that all grocery shelves and displays are properly and efficiently stocked; ensure that productivity standards established by the company are achieved and maintained. (Stocking 235 cases per 8 hour shift).

Physical Demands

• Standing: C (surface type: tile/concrete)
• Walking: F (surface type: tile/concrete)
• Sitting: O
• Carrying: F (up to 50 lbs.)
• Pushing: F (up to 500 lbs.)
• Lifting: F (up to 50 lbs.)
• Pulling: F (up to 500 lbs.)
• Climbing: O (height: 8 ft.)
• Stooping: F
• Kneeling: F
• Crouching: F
• Bending: F
• Fingering: F
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