CASH VAN REPRESENTATIVE- X1 TSUMEB wanted at CIC Namibia 953 views

Purpose of position:

To provide CIC with a competitive advantage at the customer face when selling cigarettes, and ensure that our portfolio of brands is available in the right place, in the right quantities, at the right time

Job Grade:

• B5

Key Accountabilities:

Achieves and exceeds agreed cigarette sales targets on a daily basis
Report on daily activities and trade /competitor information to enable the company to respond to trends and opportunities
Identify new outlets by visiting new routes
Implement FIFO
Sorts, verifies and submits claims to expedite process. Recommends reversals as required
Ensures that stock rotation principles are adhered to
Ensures products are correctly displayed at point of sale

Qualifications, Experience and Skills:

Grade 12 and three years’ experience in FMCG
Fluency in Afrikaans and English
Proficiency in an indigenous language will be a definite advantage
Be able to handle pressure and conflict situations
Understanding of tobacco category
Be able to handle large amounts of cash
Have good communication skills
Inventory and stock management skills
Have a basic understanding and working knowledge of Sales Maths
Valid passport and police clearance certificate
Valid Driver’s License (Code 08, PDP)
Namibian Citizenship

• Valid Police Clearance Certificate

Individuals meeting the above requirements should please forward a comprehensive CV together with a covering letter, clearly indicating the position being applied for to:

[email protected] – When forwarding your application via email, please ensure that your information is consolidated and that your email attachments are limited to three (3).

Please note that only short listed candidates will be contacted and that no documentation will be returned. Applicants who are not contacted within two weeks from the closing date should consider their application unsuccessful.

As per Affirmative Action (Employment) Act, Act 29 of 1998 Namibian Citizens from previously disadvantaged groups will enjoy preferential treatment.

CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 24 July 2020