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Farebox Puller
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What they do
A Forest or Conservation Technician works with foresters and conservation scientists to help maintain forests and natural areas. Tracks data on water, soil, disease and insect damage in forest areas; tracks wildlife and maintain trails or campsites; monitors timber and logging activity; patrols and assists with forest fire prevention measures; provides information to the public on forest or natural areas conservation .
$48,767 / year median in Ohio
+1% projected growth
Job Description
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JOB DUTIES
Pull cash vaults from fareboxes on buses with computer probe as they return to the property. Empty contents of vaults into receivers. Place empty vault into next bus after pulling full vault. Secure receivers after all vaults pulled. Open Farebox top, Replenish transfer stock when low. Maintains accurate records of vaults & document number of vaults pulled each night. Performs related work, as assigned. Model, facilitate and encourage exemplary internal and external customer service. Model exemplary internal and external customer service. Provide a positive work environment that does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty or status as a covered veteran. Ability to work in compliance with Metro's safety and security policies.POSITION QUALIFICATIONS
Competency Statement(s) Communication- Excellent verbal, writing and non-verbal skills. Clear, concise, and persuasive; Excellent grammar and communication skills. Customer Focus
- Excellent problem-solving skills and a desire to exceed customer expectations. Leadership
- Energetic, takes initiative on projects, committed to continuous improvement and creative problem solving. Professional Integrity
- Exhibits and values commitment, leadership, accountability, diversity, honesty, fiscal responsibility, the ability to maximize resources, seek help and ask questions. Proficiency
- Able to multitask, plan and measure results, create and analyze data, excellent computer skills, accuracy and attention to detail and excellent grammar and punctuation.