Dispatcher -White Helmet

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**CA minimum wage as of 01/01/2026 is $16.90/hr & Los Angeles City minimum wage is $17.87/hr **

Job Duties:

• Customer Service
• Read the number shown on the display and announce (first in English then in Spanish), if no one approaches you for help, move on to the next number (you can click the number screen to next number). Never dispatch a customer without a number.
• Greet customer by introducing yourself, “Hi my name is ______, I will be your Meat Dispatcher today, how can I assist you?”
• Respond to questions and requests in a courteous and helpful manner.

• Promote meat items on sale or meat items that match those that the customer is already ordering. Cross sell items that relate to what they are purchasing.
• Provide excellent customer service.
• Assist and participate with Company marketing promotional events and programs as needed
• And all other assigned Job Duties.
• Excellent and respectful customer service at all times.

Dispatching

• TARE- Always weigh the meat item AFTER placing it inside a plastic bag. Plus NEVER place the meat directly onto the scale as it could cause cross contamination.
• Must learn all codes which include codes for small bags, large bags, small containers, large containers (affects TARE costs and weights)
• Code tests will be given periodically and must be passed.
• Must know proper way of weighing, wrapping and labeling items
• Must verify the printed tag description prior to placing it onto the meat package.
• IF wrong label or pricing, throw the printed tag away, do not place it onto a counter or tabletop.
• Seafood should always be placed inside the blue plastic bags, NEVER wrap in butcher paper.
• When a customer requests an item that is not immediately available, ask for assistance.
• When a customer asks for your assistance in locating an item outside your department, you must use the intercom to call that department to assist the customer.
• Can only do one type of cut per meat item (“steak is too big and customer wants to cut in half)

Courtesy

• Never make a customer feel less important. Do not argue with customer.
• Keep personal conversations to a minimum.
• Professionally communicate with co-workers about work related issues.
• Thank the customer for their purchases and inform them “I look forward to serving you again soon.”