The Closing Store Manager oversees store operations during evening hours, ensuring excellent customer service, maintaining store standards, supervising staff, and securing the facility at closing. The role requires leadership, problem-solving, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced retail environment. The manager is expected to exemplify Pete’s Four Pillars of Value, Aesthetic, Quality, and Customer Service. The position supervises evening associates across departments, supports efficient operations and store readiness for the next business day, and completes closing tasks according to the Action Card Closing Manager checklist. It also involves overseeing cash handling and end-of-day reporting, monitoring inventory, supporting scheduling and labor management as directed, and ensuring food safety, sanitation, workplace safety, and security procedures are followed. This role involves physical work, including standing and walking; frequent reaching, bending, grasping, and manipulation; lifting and carrying objects weighing 5 to 40 pounds and occasionally more than 40 pounds; and pushing or pulling objects. The employee may work in wet or dry conditions and in temperatures below 32°F, between 32°F and 40°F, and above 90°F, and may be exposed to FDA-approved cleaning chemicals. Tools and equipment include knives, box cutters, electric pallet jacks, and other heavy machinery. Reasonable accommodations may be made in accordance with applicable disability laws. All closing shifts. Starting hourly rates are at least the local minimum wage and vary by location, experience, and qualifications. Suburban and City of Chicago stores list an hourly rate of $20–$22. All positions are eligible for overtime, and some positions have guaranteed overtime available.
Stand Out From the Crowd
Upload your resume and get instant feedback on how well it matches this job.
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
No Education Listed