Selco jobs and what you will be doing in the first month of your trade merchant role.
In any of the new Selco trade merchant jobs, the first month of a new job is very busy and very structured. Here’s an overview of what you can expect in the first few weeks of your new job.
Learning the Branch Layout
Many of the first days are spent walking round the branch with a colleague, to help understand where certain products are and how the yard is laid out. As well as this, you will also get to understand the areas that we serve and the different trade customers that we look after.
Getting Signed Off on Key Systems
The Till and Stock Management Systems can also need to be signed off for you to use them independently, you will complete this by shadowing a colleague for the EPOS system and the stock management software then be signed off after a short supervised session.
Shadowing on the Trade Counter and Yard
Typically the first couple of weeks are spent following your colleague around the Trade Counter and/or the Yard to view how to handle Customer Orders, Process a Collection and deal with Stock Queries. This is structured in order for you to understand how to handle all situations in the Yard/Trade Counter.
Completing Mandatory Compliance Checks
This will also include Manual Handling Assessments as well as Fire Safety Checks – these are normally detailed out in the Guidance for Employers for workplace health and safety of new starters and so are included in your checklist in the first month of your Selco job.
An Informal Check-In With Your Line Manager
Around 3-4 weeks in most branches will have an informal check-in with your line manager to see how you are getting on with your role.
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Try and turn up with a couple of questions for your line manager and you will be fine.