Performs various duties in connection with loading unloading verifying of merchandise in an Exchange store storeroom and or location or moving stacking layaway merchandise in assigned locations.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Loads and unloads merchandise examines for damage or shortages. Verifies type and quantity of merchandise received for agreement with documentation provided brings to attention of supervisor discrepancies and or deficiencies found.
Assists in assembly and loading of merchandise in connection with requests received. Unpacks segregates and stocks counters and or shelves with merchandise in accordance with established instructions. May price stamp merchandise. Assists in the conduct of periodic inventories by counting stock items remaining on shelves and in keeping storage and sales area clean and orderly.
Works under the general supervision of a designated supervisor carrying out assignments with little review during progress of work. Specific instructions are provided on new and unfamiliar situations. Completed work is checked to see that instructions have been followed.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
PHYSICAL EFFORT
Stands walks and handles merchandise up to 50 pounds with assistance.
WORKING CONDITIONS
Generally works indoors. Is exposed to drafts heat e.g. combination controlled temperatures climates and weather conditions noise and dust. May have to stand for long periods.
TRAINING REQUIREMENT
Associate must receive Hazardous Material HazMat training within 90 days of hire per Department of Transportation regulations.
The Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM) Enterprise encompasses six business lines, boasting a workforce of more than 14,000 associates located around the globe. The command’s mission is to provide quality goods and services at a savings and support Navy quality of life programs for active duty military, retirees, reservists, veterans, Department of Defense civilians and families. The NEXCOM Enterprise is a non-appropriated fund instrumentality (NAFI) of the Department of Defense and the Department of the Navy. Therefore, most of NEXCOM’s expenses are paid with its earnings and not taxpayer dollars.
About Our Business Lines:
NEXCOM’s six business lines are: Navy Exchange (NEX), Ship Store Program, Uniform Program Management Office (UPMO), Telecommunications Program Office (TPO), Navy Clothing and Textile Research Facility (NCTRF) and NEXCOM Hospitality Group (NHG). Each business line provides the necessary support for the Navy’s warfighters and military families to remain ready and resilient.
As a Navy command, NEXCOM contributes to mission readiness by providing quality of life services to patrons no matter where they are stationed around the world.
Endless Opportunity:
While NEXCOM has different business lines, the majority of our employees work for NEX retail locations, Navy Hotel's or at NEXCOM’s Headquarters. Working for NEXCOM offers a diverse range of opportunities and career paths for upward mobility or transition through training and experience into a new field of work.
We welcome applicants from both the civilian and armed services communities. Please visit us at NEXCOMjobs.org to learn more about our enterprise and view the myriad of jobs available around the world!
