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Maintain an adequate cash supply at all times: buying from & selling to the vault as needed ensuring established drawer limits are not exceeded. May sell and purchase foreign currency. Process client transactions, including but not limited to, cash and check deposits, withdrawals, check cashing, loan payments, issue official checks and money orders, transfers, general ledger entries, completion of CTRs, etc.
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Act as Vault Teller ensuring adequacy of Branch cash for daily transactions by assisting the branch staff in ordering and shipping currency - coin and controlling - distributing cash to Tellers in prescribed limits.
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Sells currency back to the vault as necessary in order to mitigate risk and be compliant with set cash limit. Processes the opening of accounts by collecting and verifying identification and information as required by the Customer Identification Program and Customer Due Diligence (CIP/CDD) in accordance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA.
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Count, roll, and manage loose coins, and buy/sell currency from the vault while maintaining drawer limits. Spot counterfeit currency and maintain high standards of security and accuracy.
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You will be responsible for the proper sorting of currency and coin items in preparation for route delivery to banks, commercial and retail customers. Receive, verify, sort disperse and account for vault cargo items.
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Assists in community events (i.e., Habitat for Humanity) etc. High School diploma or GED and minimum 1 year of business services experience in branch banking and knowledge of branch operations or successful completion of a Valley Retail training program.
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An employee’s pay position within the range will be based on several factors including, but limited to, relevant education, qualifications, certifications, experience, skills, seniority, geographic location, local currency exchange rates, performance, shift, travel requirements, sales or revenue-based metrics, applicable law, and business or organizational needs.
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Assist in the processing of night depository bags and currency, and ATM settlements as required. Re-stock and balance assigned cash drawer, ATM(s), cash recycler(s), vault(s) as required.
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