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  • NEW TEAM MEMBER:

  • DATE:

  • TRAINING AUDITOR:

  • STORE LOCATION:

SALES & SERVICE STANDARDS - Understands and can demonstrate the following:

  • 1. MAKE A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION

  • 2. ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS

  • 3. EDUCATE WITH PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE

  • 4. ADD ON RELEVANT PRODUCTS

  • 5. CLARIFY CONCERNS

  • 6. ASK FOR THE SALE

  • 7. CONFIRM YOUR CUSTOMER – NOT JUST THE SALE

POS PROCEDURES - Understands and can demonstrate the following:

  • Sales and how to view sales figures

  • Exchanges and exchange policy

  • Refunds and credit notes

  • Offline procedures

PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE- Understands and can demonstrate the following:

  • Features and benefits - Scooter / Bed / Oxygen Concentrator

  • Categories

  • ILS website navigation

EFTPOS & CREDIT CARDS - Understands and can demonstrate the below:

  • Which receipts are kept, circling amt, approved and initialing

  • Signature / PIN verification

TRANSFERS & DELIVERIES - Understands and can demonstrate the following:

  • Explain process, sending and confirming procedures

  • Order procedures, location of paperwork and consignment notes

  • Stock replenishment

  • Where to place deliveries, ensure all bags/boxes received as per Order, how to unpack, how to check off, what to do if there is a query.

  • Stock Transfer Note Exception Form

TEAM PURCHASES - Understands can demonstrate the following:

  • Team purchase policy and who processes

  • How to process in POS

CONFIRMATION: I have understood and demonstrated all of the items listed above. I accept that by signing below that I am confirming my competency in all items above.

  • Team Member Signature

  • Add signature

  • Training Auditor Signature

  • Add signature

  • COMMENTS AND ACTIONS

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