Front end supervisor/cashier vs service supervisor

Differences between front end supervisor/cashier and service supervisor duties and responsibilities

Front end supervisor/cashier example responsibilities.

• Prioritize, delegate and accomplish multiple projects, as well as the ability to troubleshoot and resolve common problems.
• Train all new hires and associates on POS.
• Scan people's groceries and take payment as needed.
• Bag groceries and ask customers if they need further help.
• Communicate store policy violations to the leadership team in a timely manner.
• Administer human resources including talent evaluation, hiring/coaching/training, payroll & controllable expense budget.
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Service supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage migrations from in-house to third party to SharePoint (SPS/WSS/CMS) architectures.
• Monitor integration orders and product allocation, insuring the department's SLA's are achieved.
• Manage night and day sort for DHL with routes run by union couriers and independent contract couriers.
• Handle print queue issues, manage PC loaner program, and manage the PC refresh for the office.
• Manage the rig up, pumping, and rig down of high pressure and high rate frac jobs.
• Manage major plastic injection mold tool refurbishment and part bank build program for the top selling A/C recovery unit.
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