Armed Vault Teller (PM Shift)

Loomis•Ellensburg, WA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Vault Teller, you work with a team to maintain inventory in cash vaults for Loomis customers. The role involves checking and counting deposits and change shipments, handling and sorting cargo, and communicating with co-workers and customers. The schedule is Monday through Friday, starting roughly at 3 or 4 PM and continuing until close, for 30–35 hours per week. The posting also labels the schedule part-time.

Requirements

Ability to load and unload bags or boxes of currency, checks, and coin averaging 50 pounds per item several times during a 6–10 hour shift, 5–6 days a week.
Ability to push wagons, carts, buggies, or dollies loaded with cargo weighing up to several hundred pounds.
Ability to repetitiously bend, stoop, squat, stand, walk, climb, twist, turn, and reach.
Ability to repetitiously lift items averaging 50 pounds each from the floor.
Ability to walk continuously between bins, vaults, booths, and counters.
Ability to stand on a concrete floor for approximately 80 percent of the shift.
Ability to sign and record numbers by hand, enter information in records, and prepare reports.
Ability to count, add, subtract, and balance columns of numbers.
Valid firearms permit or ability to meet applicable state firearms requirements.
Ability to maintain a stooped or squatting position for several minutes while sorting.
Ability to read and speak English sufficiently to converse with co-workers and customers and read receipts, manifests, and reports.
Ability to meet state requirements for a handgun license or permit, or a Security Officer Commission.
Successful completion of a required Human Performance Evaluation, including specified lift, lift-carry, push-pull, and repetitive hand-grip tests.

Responsibilities

Check identifying numbers or seals on deposit bags and change shipments against receipts or manifests.
Count items, record amounts and serial numbers, and sign and date receipts and manifests.
Load and unload wagons or flatbed carts with bags or boxes of coin.
Sort individual cargo items by route.
Communicate verbally with co-workers and customers by telephone.

Benefits

Vacation and sick time (PTO) and paid holidays.
Health and dental insurance.
Vision insurance.
401(k) plan.
Basic life insurance plan.
Voluntary life insurance plan.
Flexible spending and health savings accounts.
Dependent care account.
Training and development.
Up to 80 hours of PTO in the first year of hire.
Washington Paid Family and Medical Leave: up to 12 weeks of paid leave per year after 820 hours worked in Washington during the qualifying period, or up to 16 weeks of combined pregnancy and family leave after that threshold.
Washington Family Care Act: eligible PTO may be used to care for a child or family member with a health condition.
Up to two hours of paid time away from work to vote.
Up to three days of paid bereavement leave following the death of an immediate family member.