Retail Training Assistant

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paul b zimmermanLititz (PA)

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Retail Training Assistant Our goal is to serve one another, our customers, and our community and be excellent in all we do. We are hiring people who want to make that kind of a difference, and if that describes you, we would love to hear from you! Are you interested in contributing to a fast-paced, clean, and safe work-family atmosphere? The main objective of the retail training assistant is to support the training coordinator in creating, reviewing, and organizing training resources to equip our customer service associates. The training assistant will also support PaulB Hardware in administrative tasks as needed. Full-Time Benefits Family Medical, Rx, Dental, and Vision Insurance Coverage - after 30 days 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan with Company Match - after 90 days Direct Primary Care Package - $0 primary physician visits Provided Short-Term Disability Voluntary Long-Term Disability Paid Vacation Eight Paid Holidays Paid Health Days Employee Referral Bonus Discount on PaulB Retail Purchases On-job Training Years-of-Service Awards Requirements Create, review, and organize the Company's SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) database Assist in controlling and managing the Company's LMS (Learning Management System) Keep training resources (videos, powerpoints, etc.) up to date Assist with various administrative tasks when needed Preferred Education and Experience Proficient with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office Experience working with SOPs Administrative experience

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