Plan and install the spring window and front feature
You are a visual merchandising assistant working with the Merchandise and Visual Merchandising Manager.
What has happened
The spring range has landed and the fashion store window and front feature must be installed on Thursday night before the centre's spring launch weekend on 20 and 21 September. Hannah Lindqvist wants a display built around the sage linen shirt, the new footwear and a fresh colour story, with a sales target for the fortnight. The linen shirt has 41 units on hand and the new footwear is arriving Wednesday. Installation involves a ladder, mannequins, lighting and moving fixtures after close, and a team member strained her shoulder in the stockroom this week. Kai Tanaka must approve the plan before any fixture is moved.
Deliverables
- Completed and approved visual merchandising display plan
- Layout sketch and photographs of the finished display
- Installation safety controls record
- Briefing notes for the sales team and the review tracking list
Documents to use
Systems to use
Stock and Inventory Register
Tracks products, stock on hand, reorder points, suppliers and counts across supermarket, fashion, pharmacy and online ranges.
Team Roster and Training Matrix
Holds each team member's role, site, rostered shift pattern, completed training and the date their next refresher or review is due.
Units of competency
Current on training.gov.au for the Retail Services Training Package as at 10 September 2026.
SIRRMER001Produce visual merchandise displaysSIRRMER005Implement visual merchandising conceptsSIRRMER009Plan and organise display lightingSIRXMKT001Support marketing and promotional activitiesSIRXWHS002Contribute to workplace health and safetyQualifications
SIR30216Certificate III in RetailSIR50217Diploma of Visual MerchandisingWhat to look for
Evidence guide
The plan must show a clear objective, a product story with a focal point, stock quantities reconciled to the register, a budget, a sales target and installation hazards with controls. Approval must precede installation. Assess the installed display or its photographs for the focal point, ticket visibility, secured props and lighting on the product. The review must be set up to measure results.