Retail Stock Replenisher -LAX International Airport

October 19, 2026

Replenish Associate: Will also include maintaining and delivering stock to our various locations throughout
the day. Pulling reports and filling orders to ensure that merchandise levels are adequately maintained at
all times. Stock Associates may be called upon to
perform all necessary store functions to include but not limited to customer service, register transactions,
maintenance, etc.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Put the customer first at all times, (internal and external customers)
Provide best in class customer service through efficient inventory control processes and distribution
Proper utilization and respect for company issued tools and resources, with applications based on

security practices of work environment

Create and maintain good working relationships with fellow associates
Maintain store / stockroom / warehouse appearance with respect to creating a safe working

environment in compliance with Health & Safety regulations, visual merchandising, housekeeping
and maintenance standards

Efficiently and accurately conduct receiving, cycle counts, product returns, transfer transactions,

etc. on our handheld or Company equipment

Efficiently and accurately complete any required process controls (paperwork, etc.)
Ensure consistent application of stock security as per defined processes
Be able to resolve inventory control issues and escalate as required
Accurately report and follow up on all IMT issues
Identify and report to management discrepancies according to defined process
Price stock and assist in store stocking, where required

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS:

High school diploma or equivalency required.
Minimum one year of warehouse retail or customer service experience required
Must have strong customer service and effective communication skills.
Work with a consistent sense of urgency.
Able to prioritize and handle several projects at once.
Must be a self-starter and ability to work with minimal instruction.
Able to adapt to changing priorities and unexpected situations.
Computer work, heavy lifting (40 lbs.), long standing periods, climbing lifting, bending, nights or

weekend work, based in a store or group of stores; early morning, evening and weekend work and
holidays.

Equal Opportunity Employer
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