The Beacon Project - Pantry Assistant

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university of oklahomaNorman (OK)

Teaching Assistants, Special Education Community Food Services

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$12.00 per hour

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About the role

The Beacon Project - Pantry AssistantJob no: 493598 Work type: StudentLocation: NormanCategories: Student Pay Range: Target Salary Ranger: $12.00 per hour Benefits Eligible: No Work Schedule: Other Travel: Not required For Best Consideration Date: 08/14/2026 The Beacon Project - Pantry Assistant Duties Include: Greeting and engaging visitors Logging and storing donations Stocking, organizing, inventory, counting, packing food boxes, lifting heavy boxes, breaking down boxes Sweeping, mopping, cleaning the bathroom, taking out trash Light computer work and filing Assisting Pantry Coordinator, Board, and Team Member Maintaining the online inventory system for donations and distributions Packing food boxes, breaking down boxes Lifting heavy boxes (30 pounds) Working with and around minors/teens so discretion is required We have a strict privacy policy due to the circumstances and age of our clientele (minors) so selfies, videos, etc. are not allowed in or around our location. Candidate will have to sign a confidentiality agreement Skills: Basic computer skills Organized, friendly, and have a positive attitude No smoking/vaping/drinking/drugs/weapons on or near premises. Familiar office equipment Bilingual - Spanish preference The dress code is casual, with a neat, clean appearance. Avoid clothing that is overly revealing or has offensive patterns or slogans. Torso must be covered. Closed-toed shoes must be worn at all times. Advertised Physical Requirements Standard office environment Must be able to lift boxes, cans, etc (5-15lbs) Hiring Contingent Upon a Background Check: No Advertised: 27 Jul 2026 Central Daylight TimeApplications close: Whatsapp Facebook LinkedIn Email App

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