Store Manager in Witbank

What the job is
You will be the Store Manager at The Building Company in Witbank, Mpumalanga. Your job is to make sure the store runs well, makes money, and gives great service to customers. You will lead a team, manage stock, and help the store grow.

What you will do
Make sure the store makes a profit by controlling costs and increasing sales. Look for new ways to grow the business and attract more customers.
Plan how the store will operate with help from senior managers. Set goals and budgets for the store.
Order stock and make sure it arrives on time. Keep stock levels right and reduce losses.
Check stock regularly to avoid shortages or too much stock.
Manage the store’s money. Make sure spending stays within the budget and follows company rules.
Handle customer complaints and make sure they are happy. Run promotions and events to bring in more customers.
Oversee daily store operations, including sales, service, and staff management.
Look at store performance to find problems or successes. Fix issues and improve what’s working well.
Lead and motivate your team. Train and develop staff to meet store goals. Follow company policies to keep a good work environment.
Make sure the store follows all laws and company rules. Promote the company’s values and culture.

What you need
Matric certificate.
A degree in business or finance is helpful but not required if you have enough experience.
A diploma in finance or management is a plus.
5 to 10 years of experience in retail.
At least 3 years in a junior or mid-level management role.
Experience in the building or hardware industry is preferred.
Good understanding of money management and budgets.
Skills in ordering stock and managing deliveries.
Knowledge of how to display products to attract customers.
Basic knowledge of health and safety laws is a plus.

What you will get
A full-time job as a Store Manager in Witbank. You will work on-site at the store. The job offers a chance to grow your career in retail management.

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