Currency Warehouse Associate

Posted 2 days ago

custom staffingEast Boston (MA)

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Junior

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$27.00 Per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Cash Currency Warehouse Associate Banking Operations -Currency Processor Vault Teller Cash Vault Teller Boston, MA 100% onsite Must be able to obtain security clearance$27.00 Per hour W2 Dependable Transportation Long term contract, with possibility of right to hire Must be able to lift, stand, bend, squat and stand for long periods at a time and lift up to 50lbs Monday - Friday 8-5 or 7-4*Training will be provided*We are looking for a Currency Warehouse Associate - Cash Vault Teller to join our team of professionals and work onsite in Boston, MAIn this position you will: Receive verify and process Currency Receive bulk currency deposits for automated note processing; perform prepping activities to prepare currency for processing, such as detecting notes of wrong denominations in each strap. Process each bundle received through the Processing System which may reject currency due to possible lack of fitness or counterfeit status. Verify rejected currency and prepare unfit currency to be destroyed, detect counterfeit currency; record individual bank differences resulting from such verification, as well as from the detection of deposit shortages and overages.*Training will be provided*Required 1-5 years of general work experience Basic computer and basic math skills Must be able to physically move, stand for long periods of time, bend, squat down and lift packages/boxes up to 50lbs Dependable transportation Able to pass a background check and drug screen Basic Computer skills Pluses include: Previous experience working in cash currency, shipping clerk, loading dock, distribution center, warehouse, manufacturing, assembly line or supply chain environments is highly desired. Restaurant, cashier, stocking, loading Experience in operations, compliance, or regulated environment (such as USFDA food, Pharmacy) highly preferred but not required

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