Associate C-Store (Barrington, NH) (Full-Time)

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Position Title Associate / Cashier (FT) Department AG Convenience Stores - Northeast Reports To General Manager FLSA Non-Exempt / Hourly
Position Summary: The Cashier Associate will process customers of retail store/station in a manner that enhances the business and maintaining the facility while on duty to support the process of customer satisfaction and sales growth.
Key Responsibilities: Assures good customer relations; greets customers and assists them in a friendly and helpful manner. Responds to customer inquiries or concerns within established guidelines. Operates cash register, promotes sales and assures control and accountability of all company inventory and cash control within company guidelines. Cleans, stocks and/or maintains the following internal property: Check out area, cooler/freezers/equipment, fast food counter/equipment, shelves, displays, floors, windows, backroom and restrooms. Cleans, stocks and/or maintains the following external property: Sidewalks, drives, pump islands, displays, air machines, ice machine. Regularly measures the fuel tanks using a dip stick. Participates in team efforts to achieve store or company goals. Performs duties in a safe manner and follows safety policies and practices. Follow AG uniform and grooming standards and policies. Performs other duties as assigned. Essential Skills, Experience And Education Requirements High school diploma or general education degree (GED) preferred. Open availability to work weekends and holidays and varying shifts at times. Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age. Ability to stay prolonged periods of time standing and walking throughout the retail space. Ability to provide exceptional customer service. Ability to lift and/or move up to 10 pounds frequently, and up to 50 pounds occasionally. Open availability to work weekends and holidays and varying shifts at times.

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