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Position Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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From $18.33 - $19.25 Position Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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18.75-$20.18 an hour Position Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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Position Summary: The Produce Manager works to ensure that all available product in the warehouse is out for sale and maintained with the strictest freshness policies in accordance with Company direction and HACCP Guidelines.
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From $15.00 - $15.75 Position Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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Responsible for product presentation, rotation, labeling, replenishment & backstock organization. Operate equipment (e.g., box cutter, knives, scales, compactor, hi-los, scooters, scissor lifts) according to company & OSHA guidelines.
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Ability to work in a fast-paced working warehouse environmentWarehouse, retail and/or customer service experience is a plusMust be able to perform basic functions on a handheld scanner, desktop computer and calculatorPhysical demands include, but are not limited to:Walking/standing on concrete up to 10 hours/dayFrequently turning, standing, reaching, stooping, and/or bendingFrequently pushing/pulling objects 500 to 1,500 lbs.
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We are a privately-owned, multi-billion-dollar company and operate 150 warehouses & distribution centers in 37 states. Communicate code dating issues and shrink opportunities and monitor product quality to reduce shrink.
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18.63 - 19.25 an hour Position Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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Front $17.50 - $19.25 an hourPosition Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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From $19.88 - $20.87 an hourPosition Title: Produce Manager Department: Produce Supervisor: Assistant Branch Manager FLSA: Full-Time, Hourly, 8-10 hour shift, Overtime Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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Follow basic product handling procedures in accordance with company & HACCP policy. Adhere to all local, state & federal laws, and company guidelines; comply with and reinforce all food safety and safety regulations/guidelines/procedures and programs; report all issues and illegal activity, including robbery, theft, or fraud.
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Ensure in-stock position of available product while monitoring inventory levels through frequent cycle counts. Ensure consistent execution of all Department operating procedures in accordance with Corporate Audit.
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Plan work duties appropriately during the scheduled shift to accomplish all assigned tasks. Maintain high cleanliness standards; clean as you go, inclusive of washing, cleaning, sweeping, mopping. Essential Functions: Demonstrate teamwork to ensure customer satisfaction and a pleasant, safe working and shopping environment.
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Utilize accomplished selling skills to secure additional sales and use suggestive selling techniques to increase sales of products. Experience and Skills Required:Ability to develop and train team members, build relationships, utilize skills of team members most appropriately.
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