Isaf

Isaf

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  • Date Submitted: 10/31/2011 9:34 AM
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30 Oct 2011 Read

http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/jobs/business_types/stores_retail/logistics.html

In the phase before our products reach the store, IKEA distribution service makes sure all goods are transported from suppliers to stores. However, once in the stores, logistics handles the off-loading and arrangement of goods. |
Full control |
At IKEA, thousands of products are handled daily. The movement of goods must be as efficient as possible, under all circumstances, guaranteeing service to our customers and ensuring that the products they seek are available to buy at all times. Jobs in logistics account for about 20 -25% of each store’s co-workers, all of whom provide a vital link in our operations. Our goal is to be in full control of the space and the volumes of goods in order to maintain uninterrupted sales. |
What do we look for in logistics co-workers? |
A good team spirit, professionalism and the willingness to work hard and learn. These
are all qualities that help logistics co-workers progress within this field. The better you know the IKEA stores’ activities, the greater the likelihood of finding new solutions that make things run even more smoothly. With operations on both national and international levels, those who demonstrate exceptional personal initiative have the chance to progress rapidly in this field. |
Examples of work areas in logistics are: |
Receiving & replenishment |
The efficient flow of goods within an IKEA store is one of the key activities that ensures high sales and a high level of availability of goods for our customers and low costs. The goal of receiving and replenishment co-workers is to monitor and record deliveries, carefully check delivery notices, sort and separate the goods and get them off to the correct sales area or designated overstock locations.
As part of a larger team, receiving and replenishment co-workers must then load the goods from the floor onto the stores racks and shelves. This not...