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Role Summary
The Coin Processor II performs day-to-day operational activities for production operations, workflow execution, and process performance using established procedures and equipment or systems as applicable. Completes assigned work with a moderate degree of supervision and helps maintain safe, efficient operations. Typical work includes daily schedules, workload balancing, route or shift planning, and handoffs, inventory, equipment, production, or service status records and operational logs, and service requests, shipment exceptions, throughput bottlenecks, and escalation handling.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform operational work tied to daily schedules, workload balancing, route or shift planning, and handoffs while following shift priorities and standard procedures.
- Maintain accurate inventory, equipment, production, or service status records and operational logs to support continuity, visibility, and handoffs across the operation.
- Respond to day-to-day issues involving service requests, shipment exceptions, throughput bottlenecks, and escalation handling and keep stakeholders informed on status and next steps.
- Carry out required checks linked to safety, quality, and compliance checks tied to operating procedures and escalate safety, service, or quality concerns promptly.
- Support operating discipline by tracking performance dashboards, labor or capacity updates, and continuous-improvement actions and identifying opportunities to improve flow or reliability.
Required Experience
- 1+ years of relevant experience in production operations, workflow execution, and process performance or a closely related field.
- Experience performing or coordinating work in a process-driven, safety-conscious, and service-oriented environment.
- Ability to communicate clearly, learn quickly, and deliver accurate work while balancing multiple priorities.
Education
High school diploma or equivalent required; vocational training, certification, associate degree, or relevant coursework preferred.
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