Firearms Specialist - Part Time - Elkhart S, IN

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Firearms Specialist - Part Time - Elkhart S, IN
Job Category: Retail Sales Requisition Number: FIREA007095 Part-Time Locations Showing 1 location 3501 S. Main St. Elkhart, IN 46517, USA
Description: The Firearms Specialist will assist with customer service/sales in the Sporting Goods Department and will be ultimately responsible for the timely and accurate completion of all records involving firearm sales, maintaining compliance with FFL regulations.
Pay Range: $14.00-$15.00 Depending on experience. Greet customers as they shop in the retail store, assisting with customer service questions. Price store merchandise and make price changes as requested by store management. Stock and face merchandise on shelves as requested by store management. Assist in receiving freight and organize incoming products as directed by store management. Responsible for assisting in cycle counts. Must keep store prepared for ATF and/or internal audits Must have a good understanding of and assist training other staff on: A&D log requirements and best practices Filing of denied and no transfer 4473’s Standardized filing of completed 4473’s What is an AR and how a multiple sale is recorded Multiple handgun sales and proper recording How to properly make corrections on a 4473 by employees and customers Acceptable forms of identification customers can use When a sale should be refused What constitutes a “Straw Sale” and how to complete
Qualifications: Behaviors Preferred Functional Expert Considered a thought leader on a subject Detail Oriented Capable of carrying out a given task with all details necessary to get the task done well
Experience Required: 1 year: Previous experience with FFL regulations regarding firearms sales
Equal Opportunity Employer: This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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