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The Cashier/Expo is a team member of the Front of House. The Cashier/Expo is responsible and accountable for superior customer satisfaction through positive customer management in greeting, menu guidance, payment process, loyalty benefits, and ensuring that core values are carried out through execution. The Cashier/Expo is expected to be a role model for the company culture, and always exhibit the highest standards in overall guest experience, by delivering the best service, in the cleanest, most friendly and safest dining environment.
The Cashier/Expo reports directly to the assigned Shift Leader [SL] and General Manager [GM]. The Cashier/Expo is accountable for executing the policies, procedures and direction provided by the SL and/or GM. The Cashier/Expo is required to successfully complete and meet the requirements of the General Team Member Training Certification and the Cashier/Expo Training Certification. The Cashier/Expo must be able to fluently speak and write in the English language in order to best communicate with our customers, vendors, and leadership, and must maintain professional dress, speech, and behavior at all times.
In return for the Cashier/Expo's skills and dedicated effort, the Cashier/Expo will receive a competitive compensation package, an opportunity to thrive in a challenging, enriching and rewarding environment, with the opportunity to grow with us as we begin a period of exciting growth. The Cashier/Expo will be empowered to work with the team and be provided the tools to do so.
FREQUENCY: Never = 0% Rarely = 1 – 10% Occasionally = 11 – 33% Frequently = 34 – 66% Continuously = 67+%
LIFTING + CARRYING:
Weight Frequency Objects
1-10 lbs. Continuously Food items, paper goods, office items, buss tubs
11-20 lbs. Frequently Water dispenser
21-35 lbs. Occasionally Trash/Recycle
36-50 lbs. Never
51-75 lbs. Never
Sitting: Never
Standing: Continuously
Walking: Frequently
Bending: Frequently
Squatting: Frequently
Kneeling: Rarely
Crawling: Never
Climbing: Never
Reaching: Frequently
Grasping: Frequently