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Job Summary: The Operations Manager (OM) is responsible for managing the store warehouse, delivery organization, inventory processes, and other operational aspects of the store.
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Knowledge of retail business and store operations. Experience: Previous experience as a Warehouse Lead or Sales Lead; experience with retail sales, receiving, inventory management, shrink prevention, last-mile delivery, and model store standards, is preferred.
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Store Operations Great home furnishings—and great careers—start at American Freight. Creates scheduling policies that keep the warehouse team staffed and delivery routes covered; assists with sales floor scheduling in the absence of the Store Director.
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Administrative: Creates scheduling policies that keep the warehouse team staffed and delivery routes covered; assists with sales floor scheduling in the absence of the Store Director. He/she is also responsible for supporting the Store Director in the achievement of driving planned sales, margin, expense reduction, shrink reduction, and profit goals.
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In the absence of the Store Director, the OM will assume the Store Director’s duties. Manages all in-store Human Resources processes including staffing, training, and reporting performance/behavioral issues; assists in action plans to improve performance in a timely manner.
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Assists in leading the store to ensure achievement of business goals in revenue, expense reduction, customer satisfaction, inventory shrinkage, and profit. Is proactive in assuming responsibility for needs of the store/store team.
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Job Summary: The Operations Manager in Training (OMiT) is responsible for managing the store warehouse, delivery organization, inventory processes, and other operational aspects of the store.
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In the past three years we’ve opened nearly 200 American Freight stores, with more to come in the days ahead. Ensures that the store operates in full compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and company ethic policies.
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Maintains inventory accuracy by ensuring that accurate cycle counts are performed, scan receiving, and fulfillment processes are completed, manages online order fulfillment process; reconciles store unavailable bins and reviews and acts on other inventory reports as warranted.
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Full accountability for minimizing shrink & damage expense by maintaining strong operational processes and asset protection controls in the facility. Manages the warehouse team to ensure proper staffing, achievement of labor plan, execution of backroom standards, support for sales staff and efficiency of the warehouse operations.
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Manages building safety and security per company processes; primary store owner of facilities issues. Manages warehouse and delivery labor expense to store financial plan. Responsible for execution of all daily store operational activities and ensures all Activity Planner tasks are completed and signed-off by the due date.
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In the absence of the Store Director, the OM IT will learn to assume the Store Director’s duties. Assists in managing the overall customer experience, including online customer reviews; primary owner of the delivery, and customer pickup, experiences.
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Founded in 1994, today we have more than 370 direct-to-consumer, warehouse-style stores. As required by multiple state pay transparency laws, American Freight provides a reasonable range of compensation for each job posting.
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Ensures store presentation standards are maintained to company expectations. Role models behaviors for all members of their assigned District Team. Owns and promotes our Code of Conduct, established standards, and responsible for developing and maintaining American Freight cultural values across all team members.
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As one of the fastest-growing US retailers specializing in furniture, mattresses, and appliances, now is the perfect time to join our team of more than 3,500 employees. Action oriented, with strong skills in execution.
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