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Fmi

Part -Time Merchandiser

Ireland
full-time, permanent · Tirlan
POSTED 1 OCTVERIFIED 42M AGO
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Role
41 days opentrue age
Posted 1 Oct
Pay
€39k–€92kno pay posted
Market p25–p75
€39k–€92k
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Your mission

Your mission

Join our dynamic team as a Part-Time Merchandiser and be a vital part of our retail success story. We are committed to delivering exceptional products and experiences to our customers. If you have a passion for merchandising, a keen eye for detail, we want you to join our team.

Your profile

We are currently seeking a dependable and detail-oriented Merchandiser to provide flexible support within our store.

The role is hands-on and involves active stock replenishment while maintaining high presentation standards. It would suit someone who enjoys practical, on-the-go work and is comfortable in a physically active environment.

Stock Replenishment & Merchandising

Replenishing shelves and maintaining stock levels

Moving stock from storage areas to the shop floor

Building and maintaining product displays

Ensuring products are organised and labelled in line with company standards

Manual Handling

Regular lifting and handling of stock

Pushing and manoeuvring stock trollies

Continuous standing, bending, and reaching during shifts

Collaboration & Reporting

Working closely with store management, client, and FMI Supervisor

Remote check-in and check-out via company app

Using handheld devices or reporting systems to complete required tasks

Your profile

Flexible and open to providing relief cover when needed

Comfortable with a physically active role

Able to carry out regular manual handling tasks

Strong attention to detail

Ability to work independently and manage time effectively

Previous experience preferred (training provided)

Own car and full driver’s licence required

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