Run the September stocktake and update the hazardous chemicals register
You are the Retail and Stock Assistant working with the Retail and Stock Coordinator.
What is going on
The September stocktake for South Yarra is due on Friday 18 September. Every colour bar and clinic dispensary line must be counted and the on-hand quantities updated in the stock register, with anything below its reorder point flagged for ordering before the spring campaign begins on 1 October. The Hazardous Chemicals Register requires a safety data sheet less than five years old for every hazardous product. The register shows a lactic acid peel with a sheet from 2022 and a discontinued keratin treatment with a sheet from 2020 that must not be on the shelf. The Retail and Stock Coordinator also wants the retail counter checked for expiry and rotation.
Subject: September stocktake and chemicals register
The September stocktake for South Yarra is due on Friday 18 September. I need every colour bar and clinic dispensary line counted, the on-hand quantities updated in the stock register, and anything below its reorder point flagged. While you are in the cupboard, check every hazardous product has a safety data sheet that is less than five years old and note any that are missing or out of date in the Hazardous Chemicals Register. There is a discontinued keratin product that must not be on the shelf at all, so please confirm it has gone.
Your brief
Count and update the stock lines, flag reorders, verify safety data sheet dates against the Hazardous Chemicals Register, remove discontinued product, and report variances and register gaps to the Retail and Stock Coordinator.
Work through it
You do not need to do it all. Doing a few of these will show you what the work is like. Your ticks and notes stay on this device.
What someone in this role would produce
- Updated stock register with counts and reorder flags
- Safety data sheet gap list
- Register removal note for discontinued product
- Variance and reorder summary
Printing this is a record of what you explored. It is not a certificate or a qualification.
