Cashier / Customer Service Associate - Tilton

Mach 1 Stores•Tilton, IL
•$15 - $16•Onsite

About The Position

Mach 1 Stores is hiring an entry-level Customer Service Associate for its Tilton, Illinois convenience store. The associate greets and assists customers, handles purchases and cashiering, and helps keep merchandise stocked and fronted. Customer service is the first priority, alongside following company guidelines and maintaining workplace safety. The role also includes tasks assigned by the store manager, such as cleaning and maintaining equipment, floors, fuel pumps, and the lot. AM, PM, and overnight shifts are available. The starting wage is $15.00 per hour, with a 25-cent increase each quarter for one year and double time for holidays. Side-by-side training with the manager is provided.

Requirements

  • Must be 21 years of age.
  • Able to lift periodically.
  • Able to walk and stand for the duration of a shift.
  • Able and willing to work weekends and holidays.
  • Cashier or cash-handling skills.
  • Friendly, with excellent interpersonal skills.
  • Reliable and trustworthy.
  • Self-motivated and able to work independently.
  • Background screen required.

Nice To Haves

  • Cashier or convenience store experience is a plus but is not required.

Responsibilities

  • Greet customers and assist them with purchases and their needs.
  • Handle cashiering and cash transactions.
  • Stock and front merchandise.
  • Follow company guidelines and maintain workplace safety.
  • Clean and maintain equipment, floors, pumps, and the lot.
  • Perform additional tasks assigned by the store manager.

Benefits

  • Fuel discounts.
  • Vacation time, including for part-time employees.
  • Shift differential.
  • 401(k) option.
  • Employee discounts on fountain drinks and coffee.
  • Free car washes.
  • Side-by-side training with the manager.
  • Double time for holidays.
  • Starting wage of $15.00 per hour, with a 25-cent increase each quarter for one year.
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