Cashier
first coast energyFort Lauderdale (FL)
About the role
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!Full-Time and Part-Time positions$15 + AND bonus opportunities CategoriesCustomer Service, Retail, Convenience Store Exceptional Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision, & Life Insurance (F/T) Paid Vacation, Holidays, & Sick Leave (F/T) Employee Bonus Programs Tuition Reimbursement 401(k) Retirement Savings with Company MatchCareer Growth Opportunities About UsPetro Services, Inc. operates Daily's and Shell convenience stores throughout Southeastern Florida.
Job Overview:
Cashiers are Customer Service Representatives who engage with guests, keep the store stocked and clean, prepare food service offerings, and process customer transactions.
Essential Functions:
- Greet all customers & answer questions
- Scan and process customer transactions
- Prepare & maintain foodservice products and coffees
- Know, understand, and follow all cash-handling and credit card policies
- Stock merchandise and service products such as napkins, coffee cups, etc.
- Perform housekeeping and cleaning tasks, both inside and outside
- Know and understand emergency fuel procedures
- Assist with inventory and putting away orders Basic Qualifications & Physical Requirements 18+ years of age
- Outgoing and friendly demeanor
- Excellent communication in English (hear, speak, read, & write)
- Safely lift 55 lbs. and carry short distances
- Stand and walk for 8+ consecutive hours
- Climb a step stool, reach with arms above head, grasp with hands, bend, and crouch
- Use hands bilaterally and unilaterally
- Accurately select options from a touch-screen monitor
- Accurately count US currency and make change
- Ability to work in cold temperatures for short periods (while stocking coolers)
- Great teamwork and customer service Shifts: Morning/Afternoon/Overnight
- Shell 1832
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