The Nightfill Manager leads the overnight replenishment team, ensuring shelves are stocked, products are rotated correctly, store standards are maintained and the store is ready for customers each morning. Requirements typically include previous retail, grocery or team-leadership experience, strong organisation, physical ability to lift and move stock, attention to detail, and availability for evening, overnight, weekend and public-holiday shifts. The successful candidate is expected to coach team members, allocate tasks, manage priorities, follow safety and inventory procedures, minimise stock loss and complete work efficiently with limited supervision. A positive, reliable and customer-focused attitude is essential, along with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Woolworths Group is one of Australia and New Zealand’s largest retail groups, operating supermarkets, convenience businesses, digital services and other customer-focused brands. Its best-known supermarket business serves millions of customers through stores and online channels across Australia. The company employs a large, diverse workforce in stores, distribution centres, technology, support offices and customer service. Woolworths Group focuses on convenient shopping, fresh food, value, team development and responsible business practices. Store-based roles are central to its operations, with employees working together to maintain product availability, safety, presentation and a positive customer experience. The group promotes inclusive workplaces and provides opportunities for people to build careers in retail, operations, leadership and specialist functions. The Nightfill Manager role supports the successful overnight running of a supermarket and contributes directly to daily store readiness.
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