Retail Salesperson

Job TitleRetailPosition SummaryIntroduce tire products and automobile repair/maintenance services to customers in person and/or with other store associates to help maximize total sales, store profits, and customer satisfaction, loyalty, and retention. Pay Range: $15.20 - $22.71ResponsibilitiesThe responsibilities and duties of this role include, but are not limited to:Selling and Sales Promotion (~65% of time)Personally handles customer needs in areas of sales, service, complaints, adjustments, etc.Contacts customers, particularly in service department, to assess needs for tires and car service to close sales opportunities.Checks tickets, making sure all tires on every vehicle are inspected and customers needing tires are asked to buy.Solicits and promotes customer use of CFNA Credit Card as frequently as possible.Introduces new products to achieve appropriate sales.Keeps tire selling area and tire displays clean and properly set up at all times. Ensures that correct tires are on display, with correct display materials. Assures store environment exhibits a clean and professional image.Follows and executes appropriate CSDS stepsAdministers sales promotion programs.Using display and advertising materials provided, sets up inside and outside displays, including special "as advertised" displays to create continuous emphasis on merchandise offered during promotions, and takes them down after promotion.Assists store manager in attaining Store Team Budget objectives and contributes with personal attainment.Makes tire adjustments and settles customer complaints or refers those not finalized to Store Manager.Directly handles customers in areas of sales, service, complaints, adjustments, etc., including greeting and handling customers to conclusion in store and over telephone:Handles customer complaints and tire adjustments.Develops customer loyalty and retention through relationship selling.Grows profit through service or tire recommendations as needed by the customer, including alignments, flushes, scheduled maintenance services, etc.Recording (~15% of the time)Enter customer invoices, credit tickets, etc.Operates P.O.S. terminalMaintains monthly and perpetual inventory accuracyOn a limited basis, performs operating functions as necessary, accepts payments, furnishes information, takes orders, etc.Information Coordination (~10% of the time)Assists manager during store meetings with all teammates to cover current advertising and promotion.Shops competition and keeps other teammates informed on what competition is advertising.Miscellaneous Functions (~10% of the time)Opens and/or closes the store as required and directed, which includes cash control and asset protection.Attends all store, area, and special meetings as required by store or area management.As needed, helps to unload merchandise shipments, changes and balances tires in the service department (after appropriate training), constructs store displays, and performs other duties that are necessary to meet customer relationship requirements.Practices courtesy, honesty, and good judgment with all customers and store teammates.Other duties and tasks as assigned by store or area manager.Preferred Qualifications2-year degree or non-traditional education through training program completion, certification, or other exhibiting the growth mindset that is needed in this candidatePhysical DemandsCustomer ServiceSales floor counters are between (39in. & 44in.)Paperwork and printers are between (18in. & 39in.)Operate computer to look up parts and materials as well as invoice customersWork directly with customers throughout the dayRetail locations can see between 15 and 55 customers per day depending on the locationStore DisplaysSetup and take down outside tire rack requiring (45 lbs.) of force to push down on jack to lift rack and (30 to 65 lbs.) to push/pull rack in and out of the storeStack tires outside store for displays between (1in. & 72in.)Tires on wall displays are between (1in. & 75in.)Tires can weigh between (11 lbs. & 72 lbs.) with the average at (27 to 35 lbs.)Setup and take down signs outside the store as neededSpray tires with black paint prior to putting on display to cover manufacturing linesStore UpkeepMay setup and take down outside tire rack requiring (45 lbs.) of force to push down on jack to lift rack and (30 to 65 lbs.) to push/pull rack in and out of the storeMay stack tires outside store for displays between (1in. & 72in.)Store displays are between (1in. & 75in.)Tires can weigh between (11 lbs. & 72 lbs.) with the average at (27 to 35 lbs.)Setup and take down signs outside the store as neededSpray tires with black paint prior to putting on display to cover manufacturing linesUse a dry mop or broom if needed to keep the floor cleanStock paper products and soap in the restroomsUse rags or paper towels and spray bottles to keep displays, counters, and other areas cleanAll cleaning supplies and paper products weigh less then (5 lbs.)Store DeliveriesTire deliveries contain between 90 & 400 tires 1 time per week depending on the retail locationStorage racks are between (4in. & 106in.)Depending on the retail location, tires can be stored in the following manner:Stack tires on carts between (1in. & 72in.) to take to storage. Then place in storage racks.Roll tires to storage and place in storage racksRoll tires to storage and place on a conveyor between (18in. & 43in.) then into racksRoll tires to storage and place into stacksTires weigh between (11 lbs. & 72 lbs.)Majority of tires weight between (27 lbs. & 35 lbs.)Shop FloorOpening doors requires (20 to 45 lbs.) of lifting forceClosing doors requires (20 to 80 lbs.) of pulling force without the use of body weightDrive customer vehiclesPull new tires for customers weighing between (11 lbs. & 72 lbs.) with the majority between (27 & 35 lbs.)Tire racks are between (4in. & 106in.) with ladders and step ladders available depending on the storeSupplies are between (5in. & 112in.) with ladders and step ladders available depending on the storeSupplies weigh between (1 & 42 lbs.)Work EnvironmentDaily duties involve working within a 3 to 25-bay retail automotive service store. Stores are open 7 days per week, 75 – 91 hours and constant adjustments in service staffing levels are required to match the sales/work flow. The Retail Salesperson works with teammates in area of the store which have: