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Online Grocery Pick-Up Clerk working as In-Store Grocery Shopper is responsible for selecting and gathering products for customers' on-line orders in the most efficient manner with attention to freshness and quality.
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Pick-Up Clerk should provide a positive customer service experience that makes customers want to return to on-line shopping. In-Store Grocery Shopper will scan and bag orders on the go while following all bagging standards.
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The purpose of this position is to fulfill the ministrys onsite Production, Fulfillment, and Shipping & Receiving needs in an efficient and timely manner. For over forty years, Andrew and Jamie have been teaching the truth of the Gospel to the body of Christ by teaching at seminars, in churches, on radio and television , by training others at Charis Bible College , and by developing ministry materials designed to help you in your relationship with the Lord. We are a family here at AWM, we like to have fun, and we love Jesus.
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Perform order fulfillment per requests from field installers and/or CS team. Proficient in all areas of inventory; refurbish, fulfillment, board report / provider action list. Connect America and our family of brands, including Lifeline, have helped aging individuals and at-risk populations live safely and independently in their homes for more than 40 years.
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