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Provides supervision, coaching, and support to CSA Front End Team (Front End/Loaders) Provides proper monetary change to CSA Front End associates for register activities.
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Prepares register area at the beginning and end of shift by confirming functionality of registers and scanners and stocking register supplies. Operates store equipment as needed depending on one specific role and department (e.g., Zebra phone, telephone, paging system, copiers, fax machines, computers, CCTV surveillance system, key cutter, panel saw, paint mixer, flooring cutters, compacter baler.
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Obtains safety bags from the cash office and monitors the amount of cash in the drawers to ensure it does not exceed requirements. 1 to 2 years of experience as a head cashier. Maintains a safe and secure work environment, which may include conducting daily safety reviews, noting hazards, keeping aisles clear, and securing doors and gates.
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Adheres to all company policies concerning Health and Safety (includes the refilling of all essential items in the Lounge, Restrooms and Front End) Cross-trained in other areas of the store (Backroom, Front End, Sales Floor, etc.
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Detects common signs of shoplifting, theft, and other security risks, and promptly communicates them to management and/or Asset Protection. Assists in line vesting to help quicker turnaround time for checkout.
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