Service station helper vs wet-end helper

Differences between service station helper and wet-end helper duties and responsibilities

Service station helper example responsibilities.

• Experience using a cash register and POS system to manage food orders.
• Provide help for unpacking windows, carrying windows into customers homes and assisting with on-site customer support.
• Accept payments from customers, close cafeteria, run nightly money printouts, serve customer's needs, prepare patient trays
• Assist journeyman in replacing HVAC equipment
• Evaluate procedures and results for accuracy in equipment, de-icing, prioritizing airline safety and luggage quality assurance.
• Utilize company POS system to process financial transactions and memorize existing stock of product offerings.

Wet-end helper example responsibilities.

• Pick up trash when need, and load groceries into carts as a cashier helper.
• Assist customers with loading their groceries into their cars, as well as push carts into their correct settings.
• Assist lead technician in removal and replacement of non-operational furnaces and air conditioning units.
• Start off as a helper doing tile and demo work on remodels and new constructions, and am now an installer.