Manager Assistant Meat -FTU

Ready to Make an impact?

You will deal directly with customers and answer questions on everything from grilling to nutrition. Our highly skilled Meat Cutters are trained here to prepare the outstanding quality cuts that Safeway has built its reputation on. Become part of the team that offers our customers some of our best-selling products.

Here’s where you’ll be focusing:

Experience

• Strong preference will be given to candidates with previous Retail Meat Cutting experience


• Knowledgeable of various cuts of meat. Safeway specific training will be provided

Key Responsibilities

• Upholds and complies with company procedures, standards and policies in all situations


• Assist Meat Manager with supervising department staff, to include scheduling, training and assigning duties.


• Greets customers in a polite and friendly manner


• Demonstrates superior customer service in accordance with Safeway’s programs


• Cut and prepare meat products for display using knives and saws


• Stocking various meat products to shelves


• Maintaining and building merchandise displays in compliance with Safeway programs


• Use of commercial power equipment


• Order writing


• Receiving and rotating product


• Filling product showcases


• Cleaning and sanitizing of work area

What you have to offer:

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required

• Ability to learn quickly


• Ability to work in a fast paced environment


• Highly motivated and team oriented


• Possess strong product knowledge


• Ability to communicate clearly and concisely in both oral and written form


• Possess strong Customer Service qualities


• Works in a Safe and responsible manner


• Available to work flexible hours


• Must be available to be scheduled anytime on Sunday (Alberta Only)

Physical Requirements (Seldom: Not Daily, Rare: 0-5% of shift, Occasional: 6-33% of shift, Frequent: 34-66% of shift, Constant: 66-100% of shift)

• Constant lifting of up to 20 pounds


• Constant hand coordination, reaching and gripping


• Frequent standing, squatting, bending, walking, twisting, pushing or pulling


• Occasional lifting of between 20-100 pounds


• Occasional exposure to cold temperatures