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If so, seize this exciting opportunity with Done Right Merchandising , a leading retail merchandising company in the U.S. We specialize in new store setups and remodels for retailers nationwide.
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We are specifically searching for a Footprint Specialist-Retail Merchandiser. Done Right Merchandising is committed to Equal Employment Opportunity and will not discriminate against an applicant or employee based on age, sex, sexual orientation, race, color, creed, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status, or any other legally protected basis under federal, state or local law.
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At Done Right Merchandising, we don't just complete tasks - we go big, and we get it done right. Once the footprint process is finished you will act as a merchandiser on the team and complete the remodel.
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Done Right Merchandising is one of the premier retail merchandising companies in the U.S. Our team members work together to complete full new store setups and remodels for retailers nationwide.
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Have multiple years' experience installing fixtures in a retail store environment. Setting shelves, peg hooks, shelf strips, price labels and stocking merchandise according to a planogram. New store and store remodel experience a must.
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Have experience with merchandising and remodels in a retail store environment. Setting shelves, peg hooks, shelf strips, price labels and signage. We come from all walks of life, different backgrounds and faraway towns, but our team becomes our tribe.
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Removing existing products from shelves in order and placing product on a product mover to stock in its new location. You will need personal, reliable transportation (we do not provide rentals and public transportation will not suffice in this line of work.
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Reliable, detail oriented, hardworking, and honest individuals willing to travel who want to find a career where they can grow, belong, excel, and thrive! Act professional and treat all customers and fellow employees with courtesy and civility.
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