Bulk Merchandiser

Job Summary

The Bulk Merchandiser is responsible for ensuring that beverage products are properly stocked, displayed, and maintained in retail locations. This role involves organizing shelves, rotating products, maintaining inventory levels, and creating visually appealing displays to maximize sales and customer satisfaction.

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• Stock and organize beverage products on shelves, coolers, and displays according to Southern Eagle's standards.
• Rotate products to ensure freshness and compliance with code dates.
• Communicate with store account managers and sales account managers to maximize market share and product promotions.
• Assist with building quality and attractive product displays.
• Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of assigned areas and storage provided by accounts.
• Monitor inventory levels and report shortages or overstock issues.

• Above average math and counting skills.
• Outgoing personality, ability to build strong relationships with accounts.
• Team oriented with the discipline to be a self-starter.

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Experience in sales or the desire to work in sales preferred.

• Must be in good physical condition with strong motor skills.
• Safely lift up to 50 lbs. repetitively and frequently.
• Stand, lift, twist, bend, kneel, push, pull, and move for 8 to 10 hours.

All offers of employment are made contingent upon successful completion of drug test, background check, and physical.

This job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the duties and requirements of the role. However, management reserves the right to revise the job or require additional/different tasks to be performed, especially when circumstances deem necessary (e.g., emergencies, shortages in staffing, changes in workload, rush jobs, or technological developments) to meet operational requirements and ensure customer satisfaction. Southern Eagle is an equal opportunity employer.

• Entry level

• Full-time

• Marketing and Sales

• Food and Beverage Services