Fresh Prep Produce Clerk
$18.40/Hr
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$18.40/Hr
About the role
- A typical day will include the following ...Participates in product production and presentation in the Fresh Prep area
- Ensures all product quality, packaging and presentation are met
- Washes, peels, mixes, cuts, packages and labels produce items to standards and spec set by Town & Country Markets
- Rotates and fills display cases
- Provides excellent/professional customer service
- Operates all equipment in accordance with operating standards
- Adheres to all company policies
- Adheres to all food safety/HACCP/sanitation requirements
- Adheres to proper waste management and recycling procedures
- Maintains department cleanliness, product freshness, & variety
- Maintains retail price, integrity, and accuracy
- May be required to participate and work in the core Produce Department as needed
- Other duties as needed or required
- This Job Might Be For You If...Produce/Food Service experience preferred
- Proven ability to perform excellent, professional customer service
- Must have strong knife skills and knowledge of cooking skills
- Ability to operate all equipment required
- Flexibility to work mornings/afternoons/evenings/weekends/holidays
- Exemplifies health department standards
- Ability to work with a diverse group of customers and employees
- Must possess a strong desire to work hard, be enthusiastic, participate in achieving management goals, and be a team player
- Ability to multitask as needed
- Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
- Must be a minimum of 18 years of age
- Ability to have full body mobility (Standing, bending, stooping, twisting, & reaching)
- Ability to work in a temperature controlled environment
- Entry Level CompensationUSD $18.40/Hr.
- Maximum CompensationUSD $26.85/Hr.
- Legacy JP pay if applicable/eligible
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