Lead stocker vs stower

Differences between lead stocker and stower duties and responsibilities

Lead stocker example responsibilities.

• Manage shipment, damages, charge orders, transfers, markdowns, seasonal floor sets, RTV and store supplies.
• Coach and train new staff members on POS, safety, stocking, merchandising, etc ....
• Create and maintain brand standards for visual presentation, cleanliness and organization throughout the store to ensure a consistent customer experience.
• Assist store cleanliness and organization for customer satisfaction.
• Demonstrate leadership as afternoon stock team and furniture assembly leader.
• Enforce a culture of lean manufacturing and continuous improvement while providing operational leadership.
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Stower example responsibilities.

• Operate material handling equipment in safe and efficient manner; including forklifts, balers, and compactors.
• Itemize and total customer purchases at checkout counter, using POS terminal, and accept various forms of payment.
• Use all equipment in deli/bakery/bistro such as the refrigerators, freezers, slicers, and ovens according to company guidelines.
• Operate POS cash registers, closing/opening tills, balancing the cash drawer, and ensure customers are greeted and serve quickly.
• Operate heavy machinery including balers and forklifts.
• Maintain cleanliness of equipment and floor to ensure safety and sanitation regulations.
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