Starbucks Barista - Part Time
buehler food marketsAshland (OH)
About the role
STARBUCKS BARISTA:
The Starbuck Sales Clerk is responsible for the day to day operations of Starbucks kiosk, cash handling, knowledge of the ordering and scheduling process, suggestive selling, promoting positive customer relations, assisting with customer service, and adherence to standards, policies and procedures. This person's primary duties include drink preparation, ensure drinks are presented to generate utmost eye appeal, assure proper sanitation and cleanliness of the unit in order to fulfill health department standards and requirements, inspection of unit for safety and security, proper completion of paperwork and opening and closing unit as required. Other duties as assigned or required.
Availability:
Must be available to be scheduled 20-30 hrs a week, including nights and weekends, based on department needs Personal Qualifications: Previous barista experience preferred, but we will train. Physical Demandsrepetitive lifting to 20#; occasional lifting to 50#. Other Work Considerationspromotes a positive work environment through teamwork, customer service orientation; leadership skills; employee relations; growth potential; reliable, dependable, genuine interest in management advancement, able to work with minimal supervision Click here to check out the GREAT benefits we offer!!! Buehler's Fresh Foods is an employee-owned chain of 13 grocery stores located in northeast Ohio. Our employees share a genuine concern for quality and to take care of the customer. We are always "Putting People First" whether it be our customers or our employees. We are an equal opportunity employer. You will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, ancestry, age, sex, marital status, national origin, disability or handicap, or veteran status.
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