What are the responsibilities and job description for the Back-Up Store Administrator position at United Supermarkets, LLC?
Summary
The Back-Up Store Administrator is first and foremost responsible for guest relations and satisfaction. He/She is responsible for accurately balancing all tills, pull cash, cash deposits and safe. He/she is also responsible for properly posting all media to proper accounts and ensuring the integrity of the store’s cash flow.
Key Responsibilities
The Back-Up Store Administrator is first and foremost responsible for guest relations and satisfaction. He/She is responsible for accurately balancing all tills, pull cash, cash deposits and safe. He/she is also responsible for properly posting all media to proper accounts and ensuring the integrity of the store’s cash flow.
Key Responsibilities
- When a guest enters my area or department, my first and most important responsibility becomes to acknowledge, greet, and engage that guest
- Separate and print all reports, as well as file, transmit or send all necessary documents to the store support center
- Verify and count all pull cash for the deposit from the previous day’s sales. Prepare all deposits for the bank, including: Western Union, Money Orders, Utilities, Checks, etc.
- Balance each checker till and keep an accurate total of each checker’s over/short for the day
- Post all tenders and media to the proper accounts
- Balance the safe against our Store Reconciliation Report (SRR) and get an accurate over/short for the total store
- May be called upon to act as front end help, such as checking, sacking and guest service
- May perform general office secretarial functions as needed or requested by management including invoice processing, return check processing, etc.
- May be required to perform Service Counter tasks
- Performs other duties as requested or required by management
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- High School education or equivalent required
- Previous bookkeeping experience preferred
- Must possess strong organizational skills
- Previous checking and service counter training is essential in understanding the entire bookkeeping process
- Strong math and computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Excel are helpful
- Ability to work in an efficient and controlled manner
- Ability to perform 10 key operations for calculator and money processing machines, and familiarity with computers and computer keyboard operations
- All Service Counter, Checker, and Sacker requirements apply
- Ability to function as a team member and get along with others
