Ready to start fresh?  A day in the life of a Produce Clerk: As a customer yourself, you know how important it is to find exactly the produce you are looking for. Maintaining a well-stocked department so that the customer shopping experience is quick, easy and efficient is the key to building loyalty. That is why our Produce Clerks play such an important role in the success of our stores. Full training is provided for this position.  Here’s where you’ll have an impact:  Experience  No previous experienced required  Key Responsibilities  Upholds and complies with company procedures, standards and policies in all situations  Greets customers in a polite and friendly manner  Demonstrates superior customer service in accordance with Safeway’s programs  Stocking produce and related product to shelves such as (Frozen, perishable and non-perishables)  Maintaining and building merchandise displays in compliance with Safeway programs  Rotation of product  Loading and unloading of product for the sales floor  Backroom and inventory management  Operating a cash register as needed for relief during peak business hours  Any other duties as assigned by the Store Manager  What you bring to the table:   Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required  Ability to learn quickly  Ability to work in a fast-paced environment  Highly motivated and team oriented  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  Evening and weekend availability is strongly encouraged  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 reaching, gripping  Frequent bending, walking, standing, twisting, pushing or pulling  Occasional lifting of up to 20-50 pounds  Occasional computer and point of sale system use  Occasional crouching, kneeling, squatting