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Vending Machine Owner Jobs in Alaska (NOW HIRING)

Audit Control

Healy, AK · On-site

$20/hr

Uses fax machine to send all invoices, receiving logs, and receivers to corporate pricing ... Using vendor invoices, compiles pertinent information including description, case cost, case ...

Audit Control

Tok, AK · On-site

$20 - $21/hr

Uses fax machine to send all invoices, receiving logs, and receivers to corporate pricing ... Using vendor invoices, compiles pertinent information including description, case cost, case ...

Uses fax machine to send all invoices, receiving logs, and receivers to corporate pricing ... Using vendor invoices, compiles pertinent information including description, case cost, case ...

POS Clerk

Ketchikan, AK · On-site

$16/hr

Uses fax machine to send all invoices, receiving logs, and receivers to corporate pricing ... Using vendor invoices, compiles pertinent information including description, case cost, case ...

POS Clerk

Wasilla, AK · On-site

$16 - $17/hr

Uses fax machine to send all invoices, receiving logs, and receivers to corporate pricing ... Using vendor invoices, compiles pertinent information including description, case cost, case ...

$26 - $34.75/hr

Additionally, we are one of Alaska's largest owners of state, federal and fee exploration leases ... Executing basic machining work, balancing equipment, and conducting vibration analysis * Completing ...

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General Office Clerk

Anchorage, AK · On-site

$21.85 - $24.28/hr

He/She is the first point of contact with potential tenants, resident tenants, vendors and the ... Motor vehicles, multi-line telephones, computers, photocopiers, facsimile machines, and calculators.

General Office Clerk

Anchorage, AK · On-site

$15.75 - $20.50/hr

He/She is the first point of contact with potential tenants, resident tenants, vendors and the ... Motor vehicles, multi-line telephones, computers, photocopiers, facsimile machines, and calculators.

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How much do vending machine owner jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for vending machine owner in Alaska is $18.58, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.30 and $19.95 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a vending machine owner?

Vending machine owners are individuals or businesses who purchase, place, and manage vending machines that sell snacks, drinks, or other items. They are responsible for stocking the machines, collecting money, performing maintenance, and choosing strategic locations to maximize sales. Owners may operate a single machine or manage a large fleet, and their income depends on factors like machine location, product selection, and customer demand. This business can be run part-time or full-time, and often allows for flexible hours.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a vending machine owner?

To thrive as a Vending Machine Owner, you need strong business acumen, inventory management skills, and basic mechanical knowledge, usually supported by a background in small business operations. Familiarity with cashless payment systems, route planning software, and basic repair tools is valuable. Excellent customer service, attention to detail, and self-motivation are key soft skills for maximizing profitability and maintaining client relationships. These skills ensure efficient machine operation, customer satisfaction, and sustained business growth in a competitive market.

What are some common challenges faced by vending machine owners in managing their inventory and machines?

Vending machine owners often encounter challenges such as tracking inventory levels, restocking machines efficiently, and dealing with equipment malfunctions. Staying organized is key, as it's important to monitor which products sell best and avoid running out of popular items. Owners may also need to develop a schedule for regular maintenance and repairs to minimize downtime. Additionally, coordinating with suppliers and managing route logistics can be crucial for maintaining profitability.

What is the difference between Vending Machine Owner vs Vending Machine Technician?

AspectVending Machine OwnerVending Machine Technician
CredentialsBusiness ownership, basic financial knowledgeTechnical certifications, repair skills
Work EnvironmentOffice, retail locations, managing inventoryService calls, repair shops, client sites
Industry UsageOwns and operates vending machinesMaintains and repairs vending machines

The main difference is that a Vending Machine Owner manages the business and oversees operations, while a Vending Machine Technician focuses on repairing and maintaining the machines. Owners handle business logistics, whereas technicians require technical skills and certifications. Both roles are essential in the vending industry but serve different functions.

How much do vending machine owners make?

Vending machine owners typically earn between $10,000 and $50,000 annually, depending on factors such as location, number of machines, and product selection. Successful owners often manage multiple machines and perform regular maintenance and restocking to maximize profits.

Payroll/Accounting Specialist

Homer, AK • On-site

$48K - $65K/yr

Full-time

Retirement, PTO

Posted 3 days ago

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Job description

Summary of Position: The Payroll/Accounting Specialist directly performs daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual duties involving gathering, consolidating and posting transactions to the books & records of the company. The Payroll/Accounting Specialist ensures payroll is accurately and timely recorded, processed by ADP and reported to government agencies. The Payroll/Accounting Specialist supports the Accounting Manager by auditing, reporting and ensuring data is flowing timely and accurately in from all departments. 

The position requires professional dress, consistent office hours between 9am and 5pm, honesty, confidentiality, and good interpersonal skills. 

While most of this position involves oversight and supervision of financial tasks, the Payroll & Accounting Specialist is required to be capable of performing all tasks and duties being overseen, should the need arise.

Primary Tasks: 

A - Payroll/HR:

  1. Input, update, and revise employee information as necessary in ADP Workforce Now and QuickBooks (i.e., merit increases, new hires, terminations, W-4 changes, etc.)
  2. Audit and process all timecard adjustment forms.
  3. Printout and distribute weekly and bi-weekly Time & Attendance reports for all department heads to review and authorize.
  4. Collect, audit, input, record, and file all information needed to process payroll (i.e. authorized time sheets, benefits, and travel expense reimbursements, Special Events gratuities sheets and tip reports, PTO request forms, retro pay adjustments, etc.).
  5. Process payroll.
  6. Reconcile Gratuities Reimbursable (2400) and Payroll Liability accounts (2100) every payroll.
  7. Pass out payroll checks bi-weekly.
  8. Reconcile QB payroll & payroll tax accounts with ADP bi-weekly. 
  9. Reconcile 941, SUTA/ESC reports, and Annual FUTA (940) reports with 2100 account and update Quarterly and Year-End Recap sheet bi-weekly (after every pay period).
  10. Prepare Pay Period Payroll: Revenue report & note significant changes (OT hours, excessive hours, job codes).
  11. Prepare Vanguard 401K pay period contribution report, audit it, then forward to HR to submit to Vanguard timely.
  12. Monitor year end W-2 and W-3 reports from ADP and distribute W-2s.
  13. Audit PTO in ADP and ensure accruals are accurate. Adjust as necessary with approval from Accounting Manager.

B - Office Support:

  1. Perform cashier services for servers, front desk and managers.
  2. Maintain accounting vault and adequate change to change out with deposits.
  3. Collect and distribute incoming mail daily.
  4. Answer telephone.
  5. Send faxes.
  6. Send outgoing mail.
  7. Make copies.
  8. File. 

C - Weekly/End of Month Reporting:

  1. Reconcile and prepare lodge owners' statements and annual 1099 forms.
  2. Process Manual/Comp reconciliations for CFO and owners.
  3. Process Owner Allocations every month (usually complete quarterly). 

D - Revenue/ Cash Receipts (*As backup to Payable/Revenue Specialist):

  1. *Record and reconcile all gift certificates, new and redeemed.
  2. *Collect money from vending machines and post it to the ledger.
  3. *Collect, count and audit all daily shift deposits for all departments.
  4. *Follow up on missing deposits and missing paperwork.
  5. *Prepare daily deposit for bank.
  6. *Post daily revenue deposits to general ledger.
  7. Research bank or CC Company requests for Credit Card charge backs, answer customer inquiries and respond to bank or CC Company.
  8. *Audit and post marketing specials such as Getaway Vouchers.
  9. *Monitor and record sales tax exempt transactions and supporting documents.

E - Revenue/ Accounts Receivables:

  1. Record receivables in RoomKey-City Ledger.
  2. Invoice customers from RoomKey-City Ledger and mail invoices weekly.
  3. Post all cash received from these customers in RoomKey-City Ledger.
  4. Monitor AIR Aging reports and follow-up with customers if payment is not received in 30 days.
  5. Record SE direct bill and send A/R invoice weekly. 

F - Purchases/ Accounts Payable Invoices (*As backup to Payable/Revenue Specialist):

  1. Order supplies for all departments based on emails received for backup. Spending limit is $250 and then Accounting Manager approval is required.
  2. Coordinate with maintenance/dept head for logistics if the order comes via Kachemak Freight Solutions.
  3. *Enter Payables into the system (Beanworks or directly into QuickBooks).
  4. *Review & reconcile monthly vendor statements for accuracy prior to posting.
  5. *File open unpaid invoices in file cabinet.
  6. *Pull invoices from unpaid invoice file and match to check stubs when paid.
  7. *If vendor is eligible for 1099, get W-9 from vendor and input data into vendor master file.
  8. *Get Certificate of insurance-Liability & Worker's Comp. from all vendors doing repair work at Land's End or Homeport. 

G- Other Tasks as Assigned.

Qualifications: Detail oriented and a propensity for exactness are required. Previous payroll and accounting experience preferred. Must be self-motivated, professional, mature, and customer friendly.