Operador de sala
Santiago, ChileYesterday
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- Location
- Santiago, Chile
- Work style
- Onsite
- Job type
- Full-time
- Function
- other
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- Yesterday
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bank depositscash handlingcashieringdata entry
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Job Profile Details: Nonunion | Salary | Overtime Eligible Role Summary The Cash Processor I performs routine inside-operations work supporting the secure counting, verification, processing, and preparation of customer deposits and cash orders in accordance with established procedures and controls. Builds familiarity with equipment, systems, balancing, and secure handling requirements while contributing dependable production output. Typical work includes deposit verification, order preparation, data entry or imaging, balancing support, and secure paperwork handling. Key Responsibilities • Verify and process incoming bank deposits, cash shipments, and other assigned deposit types in accordance with established controls and production standards. • Count incoming currency and prepare customer orders accurately and on time while maintaining secure handling throughout the process. • Perform required system entry, imaging, or transaction recording in applicable cash-processing systems and maintain complete supporting documentation. • Balance assigned work, reconcile discrepancies, and escalate shortages, overages, or processing exceptions promptly. • Follow all established security, dual-control, quality, and safety procedures and maintain organized paperwork and work areas. Required Experience • Foundational experience or training in cash handling, cashiering, production work, or related operational environments. • Ability to follow detailed procedures, maintain accuracy, and work productively in a secure environment. • Basic numeracy and comfort using systems or equipment relevant to cash processing. Education Secondary school completion or equivalent preferred; additional training in cash handling, banking operations, or production systems is a plus.