Field Merchandiser - Tauranga
Goodman Fielder · Tauranga
Job description
About the role
Goodman Fielder is looking for a Field Merchandiser in Tauranga to ensure its products are displayed on shelf and ready to buy. The role works mainly alone, with a focus on on-shelf availability, and involves a range of products such as milk, cheese, yoghurts and bread. It is a part-time position based in Brookfield.
Key responsibilities
- Display Goodman Fielder products on shelves in local supermarkets so they are ready to purchase.
- Work independently with good time management, while staying fit during the shift.
- Travel between different stores, which will vary in location.
- Build relationships with grocery customers and communicate regularly with the supervisor and at store level.
Required profile
- Physically fit, able to lift product up to 12kg continuously (milk crates or full racks of bread).
- Enjoys working on their feet and interacting with customers in a supermarket environment.
- Organised and able to build relationships with customers.
- Valid driver's licence (Restricted or above) as travel to stores is required.
What we offer
- Pay of $25.20 per hour plus vehicle allowance.
- Schedule: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 6.00am to 3.30pm, total 24 hours.
- Ongoing health and safety training, uniforms and personal protective gear.
- Product samples to take home and sample.
- Exposure to the fast-moving consumer goods industry and a career pathway.
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Goodman Fielder
Tauranga