BELTLINE MARATHON CASHIER
petro pantry merle boesGrand Rapids (MI)
BELTLINE MARATHON CASHIER
Posted 9 days ago
petro pantry merle boesGrand Rapids (MI)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Store Cashier Fuel your career with us! Join our dynamic team and ignite your passion for customer service. From pumping positivity to handling transactions with a smile, this is your ticket to a fast-paced and fuel-tastic workplace. As a store cashier you will gain valuable experience in many important business disciplines while working in an environment that encourages you to learn, be challenged and to grow. Make no mistake, this is not a job for somebody who does not like to stay busy or work as a team. Your typical workday will include many of these responsibilities and more: Smile and be friendly – make a guest's day special Provide prompt, efficient, and courteous guest service Maintain a clean, guest friendly environment in the store Run the cash register and balance cash and inventory transactions Stock shelves, coolers and keep fresh and hot foods stocked and ready-to-eat Adhere to all safety regulations, including food safety Maintain fresh and available beverages Ensure all promotional and gasoline signage is updated Clean inside and outside of store (sweep, mop, empty trash, clean restrooms, fill water solution and towels at the pumps, replace pay-at-the-pump receipt paper) And more as assigned There is never a shortage of things to do. Our guests demand outstanding service and that is exactly what we provide.
Physical Requirements:
Ability to lift, up to 50 lbs., and repeatedly bend, stand, twist, kneel, crouch, pull, push, carry, grasp, reach, and stoop as needed without frequent breaks.
Work Experience Requirements:
Previous related experience preferred, but not a requirement. Will train someone willing to learn.
Education Requirements: High school diploma or GED Reading, writing and good math skills
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