Seasonal Sales Associate

Seasonal Sales Associate

The Seasonal Sales Associate position is for the spring selling season, typically running from April 1st to July 31st. While employment ends no later than July 31st, the actual length of employment can vary within those dates and is not guaranteed.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:

• Load purchased product into customers' cars.
• Retrieve carts from parking lot.
• Promptly and professionally handle customer requests and issues.
• Direct customers to an Ace Helpful certified Sales Associate for product knowledge related questions with the verbiage, "That is a great question-let me have _________ help you."
• Thank each customer for their business.
• Perform basic register transactions and help reduce lines at checkout.
• Assists with deliveries.
• Assist in performing maintenance and inventory tasks including but not limited to:

• Stock and replenish product on front sidewalk and greenhouse.
• Stock all warehouse, drop ship and back stock inventory.
• Keep back stock areas neat, clean and organized.
• Assists with inventory maintenance.
• Keep all departments fronted, faced, and priced correctly.
• Assemble products for display and delivery.
• Assists with cleaning, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, cleaning bathrooms, emptying trash, and cleaning debris from the building perimeter.
• Water and dead head plants as directed.

Physical Requirements

• All team members must be able to stand for the entirety of their shift not including lunch and break periods.
• All team members must be able to move, handle and lift merchandise and fixtures safely up to a weight of 60lbs.

Company Information

Founded in 2007, brothers Kirby and Nick Kuklenski, through a parent company, own and operate 10 separate Ace Hardware locations across Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming. At Elevation Ace Hardware Group, we are committed to be the helpful hardware folks within the incredible communities we serve. It is our goal to deliver on the promise, "helping you (the customer) is the most important thing we have to do today."