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The General Restocker keeps the store fully stocked — working the restock zone, the back truck load-in, and the sales floor.

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Overview

The General Restocker is responsible for moving product from the back of the store to the shelves, keeping inventory organized, and supporting truck load-ins. They keep the store stocked and ready for customers throughout the day.

Responsibilities

Core duties owned by every General Restocker.

Daily tasks

What a typical shift looks like in the restock zone.

What you get

Tools, access, and perks for the role.

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Responsibilities

Restock zone

Operate within the restock zone — keeping pallets, trolleys, and stock organized and accessible.

Truck load-in

Assist with back-of-store truck load-in: unloading, sorting, and storing incoming inventory.

Shelf replenishment

Move product from the back to the floor and ensure shelves are fully stocked, faced, and rotated.

Reporting

Flag missing inventory, damaged goods, and safety issues to a supervisor.

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What they should be doing

Start of shift

Clock in, check the restock list, and grab your DRS Restocker Trolley.

Truck load-in

Help unload deliveries at the back truck bay and sort items into the restock zone.

On the floor

Run restocks to the floor, face shelves, and rotate stock so older product sells first.

End of shift

Return your trolley, tidy the restock zone, and report any issues before clocking out.

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What you get with this position

DRS Restocker Trolley

Your assigned trolley for moving product from the back to the sales floor.

DRS Operator ID & PIN

Your DRS Operator ID and PIN code.
Contact Management for ID and PIN creation if you don’t have one yet.

Employee discount

Eligibility for staff discounts on eligible products in-store.
Keep your DRS Operator ID and PIN private — they’re tied to every restock and load-in you authorize.