Location: Hillcrest Thrift Shop - Platte City
Responsibilities include: Management of the receiving dock area, the dock staff and volunteers to best serve our operations, donors and mission. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and up to 250 pounds with 2 person lifts related to furniture and appliance items. Dollies and other equipment provided. The training will require continuous movement, lifting, bending and standing/walking.
The ideal candidate will possess the following skills: Organized, thorough, mission/ministry driven, ability to work well with others.
Able to direct/manage a variety of individuals working the dock ranging from staff, volunteers, and individuals getting community service hours.
Provide excellent customer service to our donors.
Manage the logistical duties of running a fast-paced donation dock.
Work well with volunteers.
Proper lifting and moving techniques
The ability to see the bigger picture when managing the dock and backroom organization.
Driver’s license in good standing and ability to get a Class E-CDL
Additional requirements may apply and will be discussed during the interview process.
No late evenings, No Sundays. A 40-hour workweek is between Mon-Saturdays. Pre-employment background check required. Drug-Free Work Environment.
Compensation Commensurate with Experience.JOB DESCRIPTION
Position: Thrift Operations Mgmt PositionClassification: Exempt Reports To: General Manager
Position Summary
We have a position available in a leadership role that involves management of logistics and processes strategically aligned to effectively manage the intake, relocation and outflow of donations and surplus inventory. This role helps ensure that operational functions are completed efficiently and in line with organizational goals.
In this role, you will help us manage guidance to the intake processes, as well as the outgoing and offsite staged inventory. You will also help manage our Box Truck Pick-up Services, maintenance of trucks/equipment, and ensure a smooth workflow. All of this will be done while fostering a Christlike culture within the team and maintaining high standards of customer service.
Full Health Benefits package paid as well as paid holidays, PTO, 401 k and more. No late evenings, No sundays.Competencies
Retail/Resale Knowledge: Understanding of donation processing, pricing, and inventory management.
Emotional Intelligence: Ability to communicate effectively and empathize with staff, volunteers, and donors.
Item Valuation Understanding: Knowledge of evaluating items for resale, including furniture and other donated goods.
Problem Solving & Analysis: Ability to troubleshoot issues on the dock and find practical solutions.
Leadership: Capable of leading a team of diverse individuals with professionalism, compassion, and respect in a Christ Like Manner.
Teamwork Orientation: Ability to work collaboratively and build strong relationships within the team.
Performance Management: Capable of assessing team members’ performance and providing constructive feedback.
Communication Proficiency: Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Technical Capacity: Comfort with retail/resale management systems and other inventory tracking or reporting software.
Inventory Management:
Distribution of Overflow Items, ensuring consistency and alignment with store guidelines.
Oversee inventory management practices, including donation pick up services, ensuring proper tracking of stock levels, and rotation to avoid overstocking or understocking.
Ensure that all surplused and sold items are processed and moved efficiently to maximize space and inventory turnover according to hold times.
Relocate inventory between locations as needed via a box truck.
Position Details
Type: Full-Time (40 hours per week)
Schedule: Monday through Saturday (Closed Sundays)
Location: Hillcrest Platte County Thrift
Reports To: General Manager
Direct Reports: Yes
Compensation commensurate with experience and skill set.
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