The Vault Supervisor oversees and coordinates vault operations, including route and dispatch functions, scheduling, procedures, and policy enforcement. The role supports branch goals through operational planning, cost and overtime control, employee scheduling, customer service, and communication with employees, customers, sales, administration, other branches, corporate staff, carriers, and vendors. The supervisor consults with the Operations/Branch Manager and may assume limited responsibilities during that manager’s absence. The position is accountable for the safety of employees, vehicles, and facilities; the security of cargo and terminals; loss prevention; and the control of damages and injuries through training, monitoring, supervision, risk management, and discipline. Duties also include investigating accidents and completing required paperwork, ensuring daily vault balancing for each shift, maintaining operational effectiveness and profitability, and completing monthly commitments. The supervisor trains, counsels, disciplines, conducts, and evaluates employees under their direction, and develops both personal and subordinate capabilities through on-the-job and other training. The role requires knowledge of transit vault, coin vault, and CMS operations, and the ability to analyze complex situations and determine appropriate actions when established policies or procedures do not cover them. The job requires extended hours, some Saturdays, and some holidays. Physical demands include prolonged standing and walking, stooping or squatting, and lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling specified weights as part of the required Human Performance Evaluation. Candidates must also meet state requirements for a handgun license/permit or Security Officer Commission.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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