Under the direction of the Branch Manager and Assistant Branch Manager, this role creates a positive and engaging member experience. The Front Line Service Supervisor receives and processes transactions from natural person members, guests, business members, and fiduciary accounts with excellent member service. This role ensures productivity and upbeat team morale on the teller line and promotes a positive image of the Credit Union both inside and outside the workplace. The position requires proficiency with all teller duties and responsibilities, including those of a Teller and Front Line Service Supervisor. The supervisor represents the Credit Union professionally and courteously, provides prompt, efficient, accurate, and friendly service, and fully complies with all SRP Credit Union policies, procedures, guidelines, and service standards, including those related to the Bank Secrecy Act, the Patriot Act, and OFAC Policies. A key responsibility is referring, selling, and cross-selling Credit Union products and services using a member benefit-based approach to help members achieve their financial goals. The role involves processing cash and check transactions in a fast-paced environment, verifying endorsements and negotiability, adhering to check acceptance policies, obtaining proper approvals, and proactively deterring fraud. The supervisor also processes all other types of teller transactions, asks questions, employs active listening and communication skills to uncover needs, and makes referrals to appropriate contacts. Additionally, the Front Line Service Supervisor provides ongoing supervision to Tellers, schedules their workday, ensures completion of assigned duties, assists with problems or unusual transactions, conducts monthly cash audits, verifies policy adherence for satisfactory branch audits, maintains cash inventories, orders and ships cash, and ensures ATMs, TCDs, TCRs, and coin machines are maintained, replenished, balanced, and audited. The supervisor acts as a liaison with other departments, possesses excellent communication skills, maintains a pleasant tone and demeanor, demonstrates active listening, builds rapport, and is cross-trained in some MSR areas. The role is responsible for closing the office at the end of the workday, actively communicates and provides consistent coaching and mentoring to all tellers, demonstrates exceptional teamwork, mentors new employees, and serves as a resource to all tellers. Supervisory responsibilities include carrying out responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies, procedures, and applicable laws, scheduling routine teller meetings, and providing coaching and feedback.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree