Customer Service- Kiosk Store front location

Posted 7 days ago

sun country cleanersSt Petersburg (FL)

Counter and Rental Clerks Coin-Operated Laundries and Drycleaners

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About the role

Customer Service Representative Hey, are you looking for a position in Customer Service? Have you ever heard of a Dry Cleaning Kiosk? Here's the lowdown: Your Schedule (It's a little flexible!):Standard hours are Mon--Fri 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM.You'll also have rotating Saturdays from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM.Sometimes overtime is available at other locations as well! What You Get Paid &

Perks: You'll get paid every week. There's a potential weekly bonus just for showing up on time! You get Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays. We offer Health Insurance options.

What You'll Be Doing: (Your Job as a "Customer Pleaser"):You're the friendly face! Welcome everyone, be positive, kind, and respectful to customers and your teammates. Help customers drop off and pick up their orders using the kiosk. Pay close attention when handling ordersmake sure you detail, rack (load), and check everything for accuracy and condition. If there's a problem, jump on it and follow through professionally. You'll use a computer every day (basic skills are fine).Keep your work area clean and tidy. Be reliableshow up on time, in uniform, and ready to go! We need you to be trustworthy and motivated.

Requirements: Things You Need to Be Able to Do: Standing: You'll be on your feet for most of your shift (typically 6-7 hours).Lifting: You need to be able to bend, lift, and carry garment/laundry bags up to about 30 lbs.

Skills: You need to be detail-oriented and great at following directions. Talking: Excellent speaking and writing skills are a must for dealing with customers every day. Vibe: You are kind, caring, and professional when talking to people, no matter what's going on personally and professionally.

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