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At Chevron Stations Inc (CSI), we sell gasoline and convenience products at our retail stations. We are looking for hard working people who value safety, enjoy working as a team and have a positive ...

At Chevron Stations Inc (CSI), we sell gasoline and convenience products at our retail stations. We are looking for hard working people who value safety, enjoy working as a team and have a positive ...

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At Chevron Stations Inc (CSI), we sell gasoline and convenience products at our retail stations. We are looking for hard working people who value safety, enjoy working as a team and have a positive ...

Station Manager

Peoria, IL · On-site

$150K - $200K/yr

Station Manager Location: Peoria, Illinois DHL Global Forwarding (DGF) manages the flow of goods and information across a customer's global supply chain utilizing air/ocean/ground transportation ...

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At Chevron Stations Inc (CSI), we sell gasoline and convenience products at our retail stations. We are looking for hard working people who value safety, enjoy working as a team and have a positive ...

divh2Station Manager (Airport) | Los Angeles/h2pWe are recruiting a Station Manager on behalf of a major international airline operating at Los Angeles International Airport. This is a senior ...

Meet with Sous Chef/Station Cook I to review assignments, anticipated business levels, changes and other information pertinent to the job performance * Start prep work on items needed for the ...

The Station Manager reports directly to the Regional Manager . He / She is responsible for the operation of their assigned line maintenance station and overall maintenance on Customer Aircraft during ...

The Station Manager oversees and supports daily airport station operations. The person in this position will lead the team in focusing on safety, security, efficiency, and providing extraordinary ...

Act as Station Boss keeping management and HDQ informed of any operational issues that may affect/impact operational performance. * Ensure our customers/vendors and employees are current with all ...

divh2Station Manager/h2pThe Station Manager oversees and supports daily airport station operations. The person in this position will lead the team in focusing on safety, security, efficiency, and ...

Station Manager

San Diego, CA · On-site

$125K - $135K/yr

The Station Manager are responsible for the full spectrum of station operations, including aircraft line maintenance, administrative duties, GSE oversight, training, compliance, and customer contract ...

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The Station Manager oversees and supports daily airport station operations. The person in this position will lead the team in focusing on safety, security, efficiency, and providing extraordinary ...

divh2Station Manager/h2pThe Station Manager oversees and supports daily airport station operations. The person in this position will lead the team in focusing on safety, security, efficiency, and ...

The Station Manager oversees and supports daily airport station operations. The person in this position will lead the team in focusing on safety, security, efficiency, and providing extraordinary ...

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How much do station jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for station in the United States is $17.06, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $17.31 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are 'station' jobs?

Station jobs typically refer to positions at transportation hubs such as train stations, bus stations, or subway stations. These roles can include station managers, ticket agents, customer service representatives, security staff, and maintenance workers. Employees in these jobs are responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the station, assisting passengers, maintaining safety and cleanliness, and providing information about schedules and services. The exact duties can vary depending on the type and size of the station.

What is the difference between Station vs Conductor?

AspectStationConductor
Primary RoleManage station operations, assist passengers, coordinate schedulesOversee train operations, ensure safety, and manage onboard crew
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma, customer service skills, sometimes certification in station operationsHigh school diploma, train operation knowledge, safety certifications
Work EnvironmentStation platforms, ticket counters, customer service areasInside trains, train yards, sometimes station platforms
Industry UsageRailway stations, transit agenciesRailway companies, transit authorities

The main difference between a Station and a Conductor is their primary focus: Station staff handle station operations and passenger assistance, while Conductors oversee train operations and onboard safety. Both roles require related certifications and work within the railway industry, but their daily responsibilities and work environments differ.

What are some common challenges faced by Station Managers in coordinating daily operations?

Station Managers often encounter challenges such as managing staff schedules, ensuring safety and compliance regulations are met, and coordinating with multiple departments to keep operations running smoothly. They must quickly resolve unexpected issues like equipment malfunctions or staffing shortages while maintaining high service standards. Effective communication and problem-solving skills are essential to balance operational demands and create a positive work environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Station Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Station Manager, you need strong organizational, leadership, and operational management skills, often supported by a relevant degree or experience in logistics or transportation. Familiarity with scheduling software, safety compliance systems, and inventory management tools is typically required. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities are crucial soft skills for effectively leading teams and handling day-to-day challenges. These skills ensure efficient station operations, regulatory compliance, and a positive experience for both staff and customers.
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Full Time: Day Shift: The Salad Station

Full Time: Day Shift: The Salad Station

The Salad Station

Tampa, FL

$14 - $15.50/hr

Full-time

Posted 21 days ago


Salad Station rating

6.1

Company rating: 6.1 out of 10

Based on 5 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

TIP Share plus WEEKLY PAY!

Position: Day Shift Team Member: Full-Time: Quick Service Restaurant

Summary: With a positive, outgoing, friendly nature and always with a spirit of joy; this team member Preps fresh produce, Greets & Assists Guests, Maintains a clean environment, and offers AMAZING customer service!

Job Type: Full Time (30-39 hours) REQUIRED availability 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Mon - Sat

Benefits:

Weekly Pay

Tip Sharing

Paid Training

Employee Discount

Flexible Schedule

Closed on Sunday

No Late Nights

Responsibilities

The Salad Station is a quick service, self-serve, by-the-pound gourmet salad restaurant with over 100+ toppings in a fun, family-friendly, fast-paced work environment. Our fabulous Salad Station family works together to uphold our moto of \Fresh, Full, Clean, Kind\ and creates the freshest salad experience around; working together in a helpful & respectful environment where everyone is valued and treated kindly. It's a real team effort and lots of fun! (and Tip Sharing is a outstanding addition to your paycheck!)

In this role, you may possibly assist the opener by preparing catering orders, fresh greens, fresh fruits, and any other items needed to start the day. During lunch perhaps you'll greet & assist guests, prepare to-go & delivery orders, restock and freshen the lobby or assist guests at checkout - all while maintaining the standard of Fresh, Full, Clean, & Kind.

ALL Salad Station team members are prepared to work in ALL areas and we'll show you how to:

  • Prepare fresh produce, fruits, meats, and toppings to Salad Station standards
  • Greet Every Guests
  • Chop Salads
  • Build Wraps
  • Make To-Go Orders
  • Prepare Catering Orders
  • Handle Cash & Credit Transactions
  • Promote our Rewards Program and Mobile App
  • Attend to the Dining Room
  • Bake & Sauté
  • Wash dishes using a commercial 3-compartment sink
  • Operate our dish washer machine
  • Mop
  • Clean
  • …and so much more!

If you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and creating a fresh guest

experience, The Salad Station is for you! Join the freshest team in town today!

Requirements/Skills

MUST be Kind, Considerate, & able to work as a TEAM member

Able to climb, bend, lift (up to 50 pounds)

Food Services Experience (preferred)

Cheerful and Positive Attitude

Values Teamwork

High energy

Strong work ethic

Consistency and Reliability

Excellent Customer Service skills

Loves Serving and Helping Others

In 2012 Founder & President, Scott Henderson, envisioned the concept of a salad restaurant providing fresh local produce combined with fast and friendly service. Mother and business partner, Cindy Henderson, offered her full support as she felt the concept was a perfect continuation of the family’s passion of the farming industry. With store #1 opening in Hammond, LA much more than a restaurant was brought to life.